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geetface9 wrote:I already said it in another thread....I would not be at all surprised to see perez take a win at his debut race for mclaren in australia. He has a good track record there so farOkay, MOA already has you down for next year's Autralian GP Pool as Perez coming in first... check.
LewEngBridewell wrote:Hopefully it'll be more civilised than Lewis V JensonOf course it will be! The majority seem to love Perez and no one like Button.
Nin-Chin wrote:Other Perez thread.....I went out of my way looking for a That's Perez thread but the search engine on sucks! Too many Perez results and "that's" useless.
Pérez claimed that he had had a good response from Button who, he said, had been asking him questions. "It was quite a surprise. I didn't know Jenson that much but since my first day he has been asking questions about the car, how it feels, what I think.http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2013/ma ... mclaren-f1
"And this I find very interesting because I was not expecting a champion like him, with all the experience he has, to ask me any questions. But that is why he has had so much success throughout his career.
Jabberwocky wrote:Lol you guys make me laugh. So Button is mentoring him and trying to work as a team by getting information out of Perez. I am sure Button could understand Perez's needs and get the info to the engineers better.Im not really seeing where that's come from Jabberwocky. There has been one post on here in a few months, and from how I read it, its someone saying Perez is not the rookie some people think, and that button has more respect for him than that (not unsurprising in a Perez Support Thread )
However the Button haters are out in force saying that Button is all at sea and asking the new guy what to do.
Here is a news flash for you I am sure Rosberg and your deity have had a similar conversation in the Mercedes briefing room.
ESPNF1; Sergio Perez says he is "desperate to get a win" when he starts his McLaren career this weekend.
After an impressive season with Sauber in 2012, Perez secured two second places but missed out on his best opportunity to win when failing to find a way past Fernando Alonso at the Malaysian Grand Prix. However, with a switch to McLaren opening up more chances to fight at the front, Perez admits he is "desperate" to reach the top step as soon as possible but won't try to force the issue.
"As a Formula One driver, you dream to win your first race," Perez is quoted by Reuters. "It's something you have dreamed of all your life. I have no idea what it feels like. I have to be honest, I am desperate for winning. I haven't won a race yet in my (Formula One) career so I am desperate to get a win.
"But when I ... start the season I will just drive normally, I will not be driving desperately to get my win. I need to be consistent, I need to score points and I know the win will come at some point."
Far from just eyeing his first victory of his career this season, Perez said his aim is to win the drivers' championship.
"My target is to beat Jenson and to beat all the others," he said.
racechick wrote:GO SERGIOOOOOOOOOOOOO!Yeah, if a McLaren has to win races this year I hope its the little Mexican.
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