Sergio Pérez says he expects a big jump in performance from his Racing Point F1 Team in 2020, and he cannot see any other team on the Formula 1 grid making as big a jump as them. The Mexican remains with the team after what was an often frustrating 2019, although Pérez admits that this had been expected on the back of the off-track turmoil in 2018 and the subsequent delays in developing their car. A Lawrence Stroll-led consortium bought out the ailing Sahara Force India F1 Team midway through the 2018 campaign, but it meant the team were behind in the development of their 2019 machine, and although the team scored seventy-three points, they couldn’t better seventh in the...
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