Sergio Pérez admitted it was a bad start to the Italian Grand Prix weekend after crashing out of first practice at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza without setting a lap time. Just moments after the session had restarted following a red flag period, caused by Alfa Romeo Racing’s Kimi Räikkönen spinning into the barriers at Parabolica, Pérez crashed out of the session himself, this time on the exit of the Ascari chicane. The Racing Point F1 Team driver was able to resume running in the second session but was only sixteenth fastest, with Pérez hoping to be able to find more time and move up the order on Saturday. “It was a bad start with a crash on my out lap in FP1,” said Pérez....
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