Analysis To news overview Sergio Perez has had an inauspicious start to life as a Red Bull driver. A fault with the car at the Bahrain Grand Prix on the formation lap put paid to any hope of a maiden race podium, and the Mexican was off the pace in Imola where he finished out of the points. He had a better race in Portugal but still finished off the podium in third well behind the Mercedes of Valtteri Bottas, and last week in Spain a poor qualifying put him out of contention and allowed Red Bull's championship rivals to pull off a bold strategy move that would not have been as easy if Perez had been in the mix at the front. The performance in Barcelona attracted criticism from Perez's...
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