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Overally, a bad performance from Perez once again...
yeah, pretty disappointing from him, not sure what is happening
Really difficult to say, Perez seems to be very inconsistent depending on tracks. In Baku for example, he seemed to be faster compared to Verstappen, even not considering Verstappen's bad strategy, where Verstappen boxed too early. Perez also won Sprint in Baku.
On many other tracks, Verstappen is much better compared to Perez but Verstappen is consistently better than the rest of the field, while Perez had several races, where he missed the podium.
Maybe Canada was a difficult race for Red Bull in general because also Verstappen didn't get a dominat gap to Alonso / Hamilton as usual.
Tyre degradation has been very low in Canada. Even Ferrari didn't suffer from tyre degradation.
So, probably tyre degradation is a factor making Red Bull dominant if we'll have high tyre degradation because Red Bull is an efficient car.
While in Spain for example, Red Bull was much more dominant, we had much more tyre degradation.
Maybe it's related to that and Perez is just a multiplicator when a track doesn't suit Red Bull.
I remember Australia as well, where Perez had a horrible performance, Red Bull wasn't dominant there as Verstappen won but was overtaken by Hamilton early in the race, until Verstappen overtook him back.