Sergio Pérez completed a total of 70 laps over the two practice session on the opening day of the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix, finishing inside the top ten on both timesheets. The opening session saw the Mexican set a fastest time of 1:14.72, good enough for ninth place, before he went on to improve in the afternoon with a time of 1:13.003, ending Free Practice 2 in seventh place. While the results are promising for the Silverstone-based team, Pérez remains grounded in the knowledge that lap times on the opening day count for very little. 'We did a lot of work today and looked quite competitive, but it’s tomorrow and Sunday that matter.' said Pérez. 'The track was really dirty all day...
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