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Sergio Pérez won a Formula 1 race for the first time in his career. Without Lewis Hamilton, the world champion Mercedes team missed the Sakhir Grand Prix. The British substitute, George Russell, had long been promising in the race. However, after a failed tire change, he finished ninth. Reviews from the international press:
Britain:
“The Telegraph”: “Sergio Pérez wins the exciting Sakhir Grand Prix, while George Russell suffers anguish”.
“The Guardian”: “The cheers and heartbreak couldn’t have been more blatant or captivating than the drama that unfolded at the Sakhir Grand Prix. Racing Point’s Sergio Pérez was filled with tears of joy as he claimed his first Formula 1 victory, while George Russell put the momentum of his F1 career on, only to then let the victory be snatched from him by no fault of his own. to the. He also admitted that the tears were brief, but his were clouded with bitter disappointment. “
“Daily mail”: “Since Lewis Hamilton came to the world stage, no British driver has shown his talents in such an exciting way as the hapless George Russell.”
“Sun”: “The brilliant Brit put on a fantastic performance which shows he deserves to be Lewis Hamilton’s colleague on the Silver Arrows team next season.”
ITALY
“The impression”: “A disaster for Mercedes, an even crazier Grand Prix for Pérez.”
»Corriere dello Sport«: “Sakhir Grand Prix: Pérez wins a crazy race, Leclerc off-road”.
“Gazzetta dello Sport”: “Russel, one before 10th place, Perez, what a catch! Leclerc impetuously “.
SPAIN:
“Brand”: “Checo Pérez makes history and wins in the chaos of Mercedes”.
AUSTRIA:
»Kronen Zeitung«: “Little luck in great misfortune: Formula 1 driver George Russell was saved from disqualification after tire error at Sakhir GP on Sunday.”
“Delivery courier”: “Just looking at the podium at the second consecutive Formula 1 Grand Prix in Bahrain would have been amazing. After 87 laps there were: the winner Sergio Pérez (Racing Point), Esteban Ocon (Renault), Lance Stroll (Racing Point). There is no trace of Red Bull, and certainly none of the world champion Mercedes. But the Silver Arrows committed suicide. “
SWITZERLAND:
“Look”: “Hard penalties for Mercedes and Leclerc”.
»Tages-Anzeiger«: »Mercedes world champion? Lots of embarrassing chickens. “
