INSIDE STORY: Sergio Perez's Astonishing Last To First Victory
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Relive Sergio Perez's stunning maiden Formula 1 win as you have never before! When he found himself in last place after a frenetic start under the Bahrain lights, who could've predicted that he would snatch such an unlikely victory?!
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Perez on lap 1: “Call an ambulance call an ambulance”
Perez on lap 87: “But not for me”
Jajajaja
Lol
hahahahaha
For George Russell
@@yhido007 probably would have had to call a psych ward for poor Russell instead
It is a tradition to watch this every once in a while
Yes actually even though we know the outcome
it was a beautiful race
Traditions
Yes
Indeed mate
9:20 (In Spanish): "Luis, please make sure Checo (his son) is watching the race".... All he wanted was his son to be proud of him.
Pure gold
👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💯💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@luisangelgomezhernandez5344 that moment bring tears for anyone.👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Como muchos papás, eso deseamos, que nuestros hijos se sientan orgullosos de quienes somos y lo que hacemos.
Me pareció un momento emblemático donde él no se olvida de su familia.
Saludos desde Chicago.
And he's just won at Monaco after almost being out of F1. Legend.
leyend*
Now he's third in the Championship only behind Max and Leclerc, thanks Stroll to left Checo, now he's living the best moment of his career
@@Pmarmagne???
@@Pmarmagne ??
@@Pmarmagne 😂😂
Those images of Checo with his arms spread and fireworks going off behind him are epic.
it's got to be a new "Victory Angle Celebration" in next years games... i still Want the Alonso dance at Barcelona 2006 Though
One of the most EPIC moment EVER!!!!
Iconic image
That picture is going to be an iconic shot decades from now.
Bet money it will become a classic image over the years
This man literally did the Last to First Challenge.
Jenson too.
@@Tomani02 you are everywhere
@@simoni0750 We meet again.
@@Tomani02 oh no.....
Better than jarno opmeer
Checo: overtakes literally everyone
Also Checo: what’s my pace like?
Lol
I really need it.
@@Cuirenteria 😂
Its seriously strong
We like your pace Checo.
“Keep going Checo, keep going.”
The words that encouraged one of the best races in F1 history…
And also these lost words when Checo came out of the pits on the first lap: "So listen, Leclerc and Verstappen are out of this races. A lot can happen in this race as we said before"
How right your engineer was.
I just wondered what could happen if red bull sign to this engineer for Checo only for the 2024 season.
Now that I think about it, yeah that would probably save Checo! His current engineer would ask him to retire the car!
@@Martintequida So sad that now he has Hugh Bird, a shame really!
Sure I wanted George to win, but if it couldn’t be him, I’m thrilled it was Checo. This is one of the most impressive things I have ever seen in F1.
Gutted for Russell, thrilled for Perez.
I remember thinking "I'm happy either way 🙂"
Exactly my feelings. But we know Perez deserved the victory just for the sheer maturity of his talent now. We know Russell will rack up wins very soon.
Russell really showed his talent that race. With everything that happened, it gave I’m so much more change to prove than he could if he led from first corner
i never wanted george to win, i had a feeling that checo might win, but that feeling wasn't there anymore after leclerc's kamikaze.
I watch this everytime I'm feel down. To remember that no matter if you're in the bottom and everything seems lost. You can recover and be on the top
beautiful!! keep on digging!
Stay strong, bro 💪! We're here for you if you need it!
Always believe in yourself bro you can do it if perez do it you can do it too bro
Thank you for that comment, it really make my day.
Unless you're George Russel
These Inside Stories are the best!
1st episode: How Red Bull repaired Verstappen car on time in Hungary 2020
2nd episode: How Gasly won the Monza 2020
3rd episode: How Perez won the Sahkir 2020 from 18th to 1st
4th episode: How Vettel won 2010 and 2012 Championship(60 minutes show)
5th episode: How Ricciardo got his final and most impressed win on Red Bull
6th episode: How Kvyat shocked the world in Germany 2019 from 14th... to 3rd and Stroll from 15th to impressed 4th(60 minute special)
7th episode: How Leclerc got two impressive podium on Austria 2020 and England 2020 even Ferrari was not amazing on 2020
8th episode: How Grosjean survive big incident on Bahrain 2020
9th episode: How Pierre Gasly and Carlos Sainz won the podium on Brazil 2019(60 minutes special)
10th episode(FINALE): How Hamilton break record of win most race in his carrer on Portimao 2020
@@luuduonghy659 Have F1 said this?
@@divyhdabhade3941 My opinion base on what I think
Yeah, there´re really nice to have during the season break
Yup
This race will go down as one of the greatest races in F1 history. Whether you are a fan or not of Checo, the circumstances were almost of a fairy tale. Him getting dropped from the team and not knowing if he would have a seat the following year, having always been in a midfield car and never won a race and to top it all off dropping to last place in the race and finishing first was nothing short of amazing. So glad RB signed him. the battles between him and Hamilton in 2021 were nothing short of legendary. Fast forward, October 2022 and having just won Singapore GP, Checo is having the best moment of his career. Vamos Checo!!!
I can clearly remember I saw a short interview of him that year asking this thoughts on ferrari and RB looking to sign a new driver and he said "that's too far ahead" and now look at that 🥹🥹
No wild strategies, no undercuts, no drama. Just pure driving. A well-deserved victory for Checo.
No drama... Except being punted into last by no fault of your own
Makes it so much more impressive
If his engine didn't die the weekend before, it would've been 3 podiums in a row
If RP didn't box him at imola, it could've been 4 podiums in a row
Absolutely incredible season he had
@@rcoder01 and if lando hadn’t retired in the Nurburgring it would have been 6 podiums in 7 races because he would have overtaken ricciardo
He wouldn't have won without the Mercedes' issues, but it was still an amazing drive from Checo and he was very opportunistic
@@callumparker3293 that’s F1mate, authentic and pure F1 just like albon’s podium when checo got engine failure
@@Rabitsworls yeah I'm not taking away anything from Checo
"genuine puncture?"
"No George it's one of those fake punctures we've been giving Bottas for years"
You sir, have just made me LOL at the top of my lungs. 🤣🤣🤣
Truth
HAHAHAHHAHA 🤣
I think they're identifying a puncture based on telemetry, so George isn't crazy to ask if it's not just a weird bit of telemetry, especially if he can't feel a difference
And this time it is for netflix😂😂😂
9:34 that camera angle with the fireworks is gotta be one of the best F1 shots taken
Sublime
"Are you not entertained?!"
nice pfp
Somewhere in instagram is a photo with checo in middle of this fireworks, but just a different angle, is so crazy that the firework is pink and blue like the RP
There are also the same shot for Vettel with full red fireworks, F1 has to many best shot
My dad just gave me a 2 hour long speech on why Checo is a legend and now I'm here confirming it, he is in fact
Your father's called Max Verstappen?
@@abrakadabra9962 🤣
Aged like a milk now
@@aizoz650a legend in terrorizing back markers
@@VistokDBA legend in Contract Negotiations.
surely race of the year for me, such a rollercoaster of emotions
The race itself was great indeed. I found the track layout terrible.
*Race of this century for me
No monza
You didn’t know wether to be excited for Checo’s first win, or upset over Russell’s pit stop toss up.
Definitely Monza is the best race
I’ve never cried during a sporting event before, but the water works fully came on that day
Same here, I choked up as he crossed the checkered flag.
here too...
Perez: **Drop it into last place**
Also Perez: So anyway I started overtaking
Perez:hahaaha overtake go brrrrrr
Speeed go fast
Ricciardo: finally a worthy opponent
Oh no! Anyways...
@3:16 "I think overtaking is easy"
:-D
Somebody tell that to Lando...again.
Crazy to think that this race actually saved his whole career
ya mind shedding more context to this?
@@Aleebiracing point announced they wouldn't renew his contract before this race, so he didn't have a seat for next season, this race motivated Red bull to sign him for the next seasons
@@gtghost5929 sick, thank you.
@@Aleebi he has the longest career ever in F1 before his first win. It was his 190th race. He's since won 5 more races with Red Bull.
@Aleebi After this grand prix, Red bull called him instead of Albon. And he is F1 Driver at Red bull yet. But, now he hav to prove to F1 teams for the seat next year.
I’ve been watching F1 for almost 30 years.
This was, without a doubt, the most exciting race I have seen in that whole time.
Thank you Checo!
Absolutely, mate. But how about Azerbaijan GP 2021?
@@PuRe_AdDicT agree with it. Despite the unlucky factor of Max and Lewis, Checo's pace are really strong, if he wasn't having it, i think we will doubt he could jump to the podium position from P6, imo
I agree with Paul! This is the best f1 race i have ever seen. I still dont know he he did that! It was Mission Imposible
Canada 2011
@@PuRe_AdDicT „not failed tyres“ meanwhile russel lost here mostly because of tyre failure. And bottas had problems with the tyres during box aswell. LoL
This Will be remembered as a F1 driving masterclass.
@@arnaucarnicerey7080 sometimes you need luck on your side.
Yeah, it's just like they said on the Netflix series: "Luck is part of the sport"
@@edwardgranger742 luck it's always part of every sport
@@SCARx497 I know tell that to Arnau not me
@@SCARx497 F1 is 90% luck though unless you drive in the best car, verstappen or hamilton will win unless something unlucky happens for them
Sergio: Overtaking is easy here!
Lance: 👁👄👁
Haha
JAJAJJAJAJA
Also Bottas 👁👄👁
@3:16 "I think overtaking is easy"
And here we are after his Monaco GP win.
Cemented himself as the greatest Mexican driver in history, so happy for the man!
This and Monaco have become mandatory viewing every year.
*greatest Central/North American driver ever
@@Mohammed_Ahmed99 I'd say that Dan Gurney may have him beat in terms of North American drivers
@@Mohammed_Ahmed99 There are two North American drivers that are World Champions though
@@XenophonSoulis 3* and Gilles Villeneuve as well
From what I’ve seen so far, Checo will go down in F1 history as one of the best team players; a selfless man, a great driver and a true legend. Legends don’t need podiums, but I’m glad he got one.
But tbh he has around 12-14 podiums don’t remember but Ik he gonna retire with at least 2-3 wins more and 10-20 podiums he been crazy this new season and even redbull said it his mentality this year crazy focus and determined to do big things
valterri bottas?
Legend without WC i think, nobody can hate Checo
@@mizi_21 true he is the definition of a legend
@@tans4249 like Barichello maybe are nearest
"The man who was in last place at the end of lap 1 comes home to win the sakhir grand prix"
He is only lucky sadly due to Russell problem.
@@luuduonghy659 Well we don't know for sure if Russel would've overtaken him, Perez has some of the strongest defending. Especially with the gap we had and the fact the track being shorter also meant there weren't many laps left for Russel to catch him,
@@luuduonghy659 Russell was only catching him .3 of sec in each lap so not that fast and Perez has great defending and don't forget it also had Merced engine not so easy for Russell
Sergio Perez, WOW! What a race for him a for Racing Point 😄
@@luuduonghy659 a win is a win
This was the most emotional race for me since Brazil 2012
Monza 2020? Germany 2018? Germany 2019? Baku 2017?
Same
@@bBanks29 Germany 18 and 19 are nowhere near this, but still Monza 2020 will be the race of the decade..
Brazil 2019?
@@bBanks29 Monza was more a lucky race than a skill race (because of the real chances of that to happen) respect to Gasly but in my opinion this was a race in which driving skills and luck were perfectly balanced
I am following F1 from last two-three years, but this race made me a true fan of formula one.
Every year we get very few races where top championship leaders with best cars are not fighting for victory.
This race was about a man who has no confirmed driving seat, last on first lap, fighting for his survival in formula one and despite all of this checo rose like a phoenix and won this race.
Thank you Checo.
and here we are almost a year later, with Checo scoring a podium in his home race
For the third place in the Pilots championship
And max won the worlds! Let’s goooo lol
And today the man just got pole what a weapon.
Checo… absolutely gutted at the fact you did not win on your maiden pole… you __Will__ get your P1 this year
Lies again? Amazing Mexico
Crying again, as a Mexican and long time Checo fan, this just brings tears to my eyes
You're literally Mexico
A huevo carnal!
aguante Messi y Checo Pérez
@RR3-Movistar*Monsters im chilean po weon 😎
@RR3-Movistar*Monsters aaaa
Who came here after Perez's nerve cracking defense against Hamilton in abudhabi.. They said "He is an absolute animal" and rightly said.. Legend Checo......... ❤❤❤❤❤
CHECOOOOOOO!
Minister of Defense!!
What a driver.
Unreal mate. Unreal. He has been Max's biggest help. What an amazing guy and amazing teammate.
It's a tradition to watch this video from time to time lol
I had a rough day and came to this video to cheer me up… thank you Checo
Once a world champion said “Perez is a legend “
Yes!
And that happened last week .
haha yes xD
Checo is a legend*
That *once was just 3 weeks ago .
I am a die-hard Checo fan, I cry every time I saw this race, video, etc anything about this race. But I can't simply imagine how Russell felt after that last box call, simply it's heartbreaking. Checo deserved but Russell got a great great future ahead of him. My only wish is seeing Checo as a world champ one day or another. Hope he gets it.
Same here man..
Wuss
Got your wish mate 🙏🏽
I just watched it a few minutes back and I can vouch for your comment, tears of joy indeed
Russel has the worst luck
Sergio, how epic do you want you first victory to be?
Checo: YES
Si
I came back when Checo won at Baku
I came back when Checo got podium at Mexico
I came back when Checo became a legend at Abu dhabi
I came back when Checo made his first pole at Jeddah
I came back when Checo won at Monaco
and it always brings me tears of joy
i'm sure i'll be back soon...
And yeah here i am! after Checo leading every lap and winning
with authority at Singapore
And after Checo with an astonishing race at Suzuka he brought
forward the celebration of Max's second world championship
Now all hype is in Mexico hoping he can win at home!
I haven't heard a heavy set lady sing for Checo yet. I love Max, but I want to see Checo on the top step of top steps, I believe in him.
100 views are mine alone😅
Last to 2nd today at Silverstone surely brings you back!
@@saulalejandrogv Yes, I was hoping he would do it again. Still great result for him. Viva México!
Now he’s the minister of defense AND offense
I cried when checo cried....I mean the moment was so beautiful....just imagine being checo for a moment.... absolutely breathtaking
Is his name Sergio or checo everyone says different here
@@gamingnoah9807 His name is Sergio, but in Mexico everyone named Sergio is nicknamed Checo, so it would be Sergio "Checo" Perez
@@SamuelGonzalez-iy8qk oh thank you, I was getting so confused lol
@@SamuelGonzalez-iy8qk why everyone named Sergio is nicknamed Checo? Did you know, mate?
me too!!!!!
Potentially my favorite story in all the 15 years I've been following F1. Especially if you add in the fact that his car broke down from P3 before that and he got his 4 year contract at his team from the past ~7 seasons breached to make room for someone else, right as they were going to rebrand and he was without a seat at this point in time.
This mans career has been extraordinary. From the hyped youngster, to the overeager hotshot at McLaren, to being the king of the midfield at the team he built up and saved from bankruptcy, to being kicked for Vettel (who in the form of the past 3 years is imo a downgrade to checo), to saving his career with this drive (and others where he gapped the midfield by 20s and finished 4th) and now being able to add a final chapter at a top team
That's a great sum up of his career, and I agree too, this is my favourite story too and I've been watching F1 since the 90's.
Now with faster car at RBR, he is going to be flying
The mad man did it again almost, incredible
@@henrik1743 he's a beast.
Grande Checo!
what a summary.
It's been 2.5 months and It Never Gets Old. Every time it gets recommended I cannot ignore it.
Exactly, I've watched it like 3 times already
Mate, I’ve watched this almost every single day 😆
Same
@@maiamaya6083 Only three times? I must have watched it eleven or twelve times by now, and I still well up at those post-race interview words from Checo.
Most Views are from me :v
What makes it extra special is how much his mechanics love him, they were not only celebrating a victory but Checo himself. Their love and support is still felt even when racing for Red Bull 💖❤️
Racing Point loved him. He brought in money when Force India filed for bankruptcy and the team's future was in jeopardy.
He made sure the entire team retained their jobs and ensured their presence in the paddock.
One of the first races in 2023 I remember he won and was celebrating with RB and Astin Martin I was thinking wth then remembered that's the old Racing Point team and they still love him.
"Checo's a legend" words that will keep ringing in our ears for years to come. What a man.
I hope red bull will support this guy!
@@Screwge Aged well lol
@@CristanioPeweyyy "That's very unfair, but OK" RB doesn't deserve the Mexican Minister of Defense
@@CristanioPeweyyy aged well
@@buckybeach9798 Aged poorly
The thing about this race is that is so poetic in that it mirrors Checo’s career itself. He started with big promises and big podiums in 2012, went to a big team but after that he fell hard from the top and has ever since 2014 slowly climbing back step by step to a big team where he can do great stuff. The comeback king!
@Fernando Sánchez I felt inspired lol
@Fernando Sánchez or the king without a crown too.
I think this is much better story than Gasly's win. Perez was demoted from McLaren got in the midfield team. Saved Force India/Racing Point from going bankrupt, saved all those engineers, mechanics, factory workers and everyone from getting fired and then Strolls turned away from him to get Vettel. It was his (at the time) penultimate race in F1. Without seat for 2021 he really shone in the closing rounds of the season. Finally he got his first ever victory after 190 race starts and he absolutely deserved it. And it got him his second chance in a big team and he really nailed it. Beautiful story.
Checo is a legend.
@@111baf you really couldn't ask for a better guy too, love him and wouldn't it be magical if he won in Mexico this year?
@@pnwwags1818 careful not to jinx it!
Perez is an inspiration for us all :)
Perez gives us wings
💯 👍
Just revisiting this after his win in Monaco, what a freakin' legend!
I never thought I'd hear the Mexican national anthem play with the Mexican flag in the center of the podium. Tears immediately flooded my eyes and I couldn't contain the emotion. I started crying because Checho did it fair and square. It's been almost 20 years I've been following F1, and I didn't think I'd see those images in my generation.
Decade long career.
First ever win.
His radio...
"I'm speechless"
Followed by
[In Spanish] Luis, make sure Checo(Jr) is watching the race, please.
LEGEND. What a guy. VamosCheco.
That meke me cry...What a men.
This race should be shown for weekly motivation
@@kevin_gandhi I watch it whenever I'm feeling down and it almost always perks me right up
One of my favourite drivers going from last to first after getting booted from the team he basically saved? Personally one of my favourite races of all time. So happy for Checo!
Crazy to think that this race actually saved his whole career. This man literally did the Last to First Challenge..
That image of Checo with the fireworks going off behind him never fails to make me cry.
I will say it, this is movie material right here.
drive to survive give a entire episode to this race
whole 2020 season is a movie material
I love this idea ! Checo's movie
This drive HAS to be one of the greatest drives in Formula 1 history ❤️🔥
1000%
The first time i saw this race i cried so hard because seeing a proud Mexican winning his first race was so special! As a mexican myself it was soo special to see a fellow mexican winning it all was so emotional. 😭
this is one of the best races. no cheating no undercutting no blocking people no drama just pure amazing driving. a well deserved win for checo
The only thing that went his way this race was the puncture to russel , everything else was stacked against him and he drove amazing
@@JMPZOFACEPROJECT I feel so bad for Russel - he was also so close to getting his 1st win or at least have an amazing battle for it but bc of his pit-stop confusion and unlucky tire puncture he didnt even have a chance at podium
No Hamilton to ruin the race
Nice copying
and some luck!
“Make sure my son is watching”
What a man, that’s the first thing his mind went for after checkered flag
All ❤️
Impossible not to cry! Viva México! 🇲🇽
Respect !!!!
Thats what a man does. Proud of Checo Pérez. Viva México cabrones 🇲🇽!!!
There is no greater love than that of a father for his son
🥺 IKR? Still brings tears to my eyes.
As a new Formula 1 fan, this was one of the most incredible victory stories I have experienced thus far. I like Checo and I am glad Red Bull signed him.
yess sameee just recently got into F1 and I am in love with this man
Watch 2016 Brazil, 2008 Brazil, and the best 2011 Canada GP🇨🇦
@@1xRacer Thanks for the suggestion. I will do that.
@@matthewsjardine also watch 2021 silverstone grand prix, and the 1991 brazilian grand prix.
I'm sad for him that RB signed him, now he will be a #2 driver until he leaves RB
This will forever be my favorite F1 moment.
Change my mind but this is what every episode of "Drive To Survive" should look like
This is Better than Drive to Survive.
Yeah I wish DTS focused more on some of the great moments rather than only things going wrong and rivalries that don’t actually exist
Right ? Wow
@@aimeemcdonald1581 yeah, but they nailed this moment quite well.
But not every race is this exciting.
How can Monza have 3 episodes for Netflix while, this race only gets one
Ikr, is like they only assisted Austria and Monza.
What episode was that?
And it is the best according to IMDB of the entire series
@@kennethperalta1632 3rd season episode 9
Because Netflix is an American Company, they don't want to promote Mexicans, they don't want to wake up the sleeping giant!
Watching tv in 2010 I came across a gp2 race. The i Saw his name perez he was leading the race I ended up watching the whole thing untill he won. He in first place I was astonished the driver behind was trying really hard some guy called pastor. Anyway since that day I followed his career. Many happy moments and many bad ones. But the passion that I have for f1 it's thanks to him. Thank you Sergio Perez
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Who is this guy named pastor maybe a certain lord pastor
@@akhilvaidya7932 Lord Pastor Maldonado himself
@@davidvasquez08 I was about to say that
After watching Malaysia 2012 live, this was probably the most satisfying win I've ever watched. Much love to checo from the Tifosi 🧡
Has got to be one of the best races of all F1 history.
When he asked Luis to check if his son Checo was watching this, I cried.
On the news you saw alot of people were killed. You did not cry.
You see whats wrong?
@@Christian-oq3md tf are you talking about
@@Christian-oq3md hahahahaha
@@Christian-oq3md Yeah you're what's wrong.
@@Avenging_Archer i was just gonna see how people reacted. very interresting
Could of been his last race in F1, and he said "I AM NOT GOING DOWN WITHOUT A FIGHT!" I almost teared up. HEROIC!!
Not gonna lie, the thought of Checo being in that situation and overcoming it made me tear up. 😥
So glad Checo is still around.
I think you could tell Checo had entered "beast mode" at the restart, as quickly as he passed both Raikkonen and Fittipaldi. What a legendary drive! Vamos Checo!
I've never felt so many different emotions in one race. I've been a Checo fan for ages. Watching him get his first win.... There are no words. When he broke down crying, after crossing the line, I felt like I was right there with him. Easily the best race of 2020. Astonishing race. Unforgettable race. Much respect to Checo!
His onboards are my favorite. Real shame there are not many of them and FOM takes a lot of them down when people try to post them on UA-cam.
His onboard 2011 Monaco before the crash made me a fan. Checo is fearless.
This, this comment is the one. It share the same feeling when checo pass the line
I clicked on this faster than Crofty could say "and it's lights out and away we go"
Crofty can barely speak these days. Seem more n more the younger guy who finishes on this video should replace him
@@captaintoyota3171 I like Crofty, he makes the sport very accessible, and he’s really passionate, and does his best to be unbiased. I really like Alex Jacques, but he’s going to commentate for Channel 4 so unfortunately that’s not a possibility
@@jedgamesguy He makes me think of Murray a bit
190th race, from last to first for the first win.
Unbelievable stuff, absolutely legendary
Still remembering this masterclass almost 3 years later ❤❤❤
3:08 -3:40 Checo telling the team when to pit and when to stay on the track shows how much experienced he is
Checo telling the team he should box in lap 21, called into box at lap 48. Team orders
Seb had to do that every time he raced for Ferrari.
oh man he's lucky his team held him back 27 more laps before boxing, if he stopped in lap 22 he would've pitted again before the end for softs and lost the race
@@HB-cg4jv but he couldn't pass anyone for 26 laps and there was a safety car right after he switched tyres. So I would say he would still win the race without any trouble.
@@shivamshuklaaa ehm, not really
Checo: What is this pace like?
Tim: Checo, at the moment your pace está bien pinche encabronado, písale!
Awebo!!
It was touching when Checo told Luis that,make sure his son was watching the race. He undoubtedly wanted his son to have a lesson on how to fight in life no matter what the obstacles.
I needed to re-watch this to forget about the past 4 races
And now he is Mexico's Minister of Defense.
Baku 2023 baby woohoo
This one got me 😂
🤣🤣acurate
🤣🤣🤣
The Mexican Wall
@@joshuakim3734 ñ
Despite being his “last race “ he knew that no matter what he won a Grand Prix , he try his best even thou not knowing if he would run again , life teaches you that you can’t quit, you need to push even when eveything looks like the end theres always something better
Fast foward to Red Bull
Gosh! What a words! Lewis Hamilton needs this words at the moment...his mental and spirit is not okay at the moment...
This was the first race i ever watched and why i fell in love with F1.
Mine was Hungary. The last race. I'm hooked now.
@@joseph4500 same
Kind of a tradition of mine to come back every once in a while to watch this beauty
Wow felt like i was watching an Oscar winning movie.. couldn't have been written any better.. twists and turns till the end.. awesome drive by Checo...
"How is Russell doing?" says it all .... even checo already knew who the real threat was in terms of the mercs
Russel was on the faster tire prior to that puncture though
10 years of experience
10years on the sport tells him the Mercs have the better cars
@@MSDJHERO he means the threat is Russell, not Bottas.
'Wily old fox' as the commentator said
¡He overtook 14 DRIVERS! That was completely awesome
YOU WILL BE MISSED IN F1. KING OF THE STREETS
Mission Impossible:Sakhir
Featuring Mexican Tom Cruise.
Tom Cruz?
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aka Tomás Crucero
**Toni Cruz
Cruz Ramirez? JAJAJAJAJA Ahhh esa es otra movie 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’ve been watching all kinds of Motorsport for 27 years and this is the greatest race I’ve ever witnessed.
bruh same name here
Lol, you're lying.
@@lolboicam1711 Clearly he hasn't watched much F1 in these 27 years^^
Totally agree. I've been watching motorsport for 35 years and when he told Luis to make sure his son was watching him, I cried...
Watching this again n again when ever I gets time it's never old checo is king of come back checo s big fan since force India 🇮🇳 team lots of love from India to checo n Mexico 🇮🇳🇲🇽.
Mr. Perez you have a new fan. I missed this completely not following F1 for a few years. Now go on, become world champion, I seriously think you may be able to do it!
same story for me... I was into F1 mid 70's then Life happened lol... my interest rekindled just before Zandvoort Dutch Open 2021... a lot of catching up to do but absolutely tracing back many of Checo's races.
I have been watching F1 for just 6 months. But this brought tears in my eyes 🤧
Edit: I read his whole f1 career in wiki and also his second place in Malaysia also The move to Mclaren, Then his 7 years at Force India/ Racing Point also his contract termination. Undoubtedly the King of Midfield in 2010's.
He was clearly the best of the rest in 2016 and 2017
It truly does not matter how long you've been watching for, this was an insanely emotional race for anyone who loves this sport. I've been watching for as long as I can remember and this is easily one of the most insane races I've ever watched. I was practically screaming at my TV for Russell, but still so happy for Perez. This one is an instant classic. I must admit though, 2020 as a season was absolutely crazy. All we need to improve it next year is a true title battle (Verstappen v. Hamilton, YES PLEASE!) but despite not having that this was still a great season!
This race sums up the difference between Perez and Stroll, exemplified by Stroll's inability to get close to Ocon in several laps behind him while Perez went past Ocon within a lap of overtaking Stroll. So glad Perez is at Red Bull, he fully deserves a top car
Yes,he was stuck behind Ocon and at the end of the race he was all salty because he thought he could have won,so delusional
Lets forget that perez had a tyre adcantage compared to them the « expert »
Not only that but Stroll squandered a great opportunity to win at Monza. As much as I feel he did improve in 2020, I really don’t think he’s at a high enough level yet to help get that team to where it wants to be, and nor is Vettel. Dropping Perez is probably one of the worst choices I’ve seen a team make in F1
@@Cimmerian_Iter Stroll had tyre advantage on Ocon as well, and he never managed an overtake.
Stroll - soft tyres - one lap newer
Ocon - hard tyres - one lap older
we could die from excitement when he gets his first RB podium, which is coming very soon I think! ¡Por favor, Dios le dé a Checo este regalo que se lo merece!
Imagine how much Adrenaline going through Sergio Perez's Body.
I get that second hand watching highlights, having seen the race live 😊
If I were that Mexican announcer I'd be like "PEREZ GANOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! CECHO PEREEEEEEEEEEEEEZ!! EL CHINGON DE BAHRAAAAAAAAAAIN!!!!"
@@geosync9742 True dat, the announcer was lacking a lot of emotion
@@geosync9742 From the accent, he was not Mexican. Sounded South American.
The announcer not Mexican, he works for fox, the argentinian checho Rodriguez is better
Perez waited 9 years for his maiden victory. What an F1 driver! From Sauber in 2011, To Force India, McLaren, Racing Point, and now in Red Bull.
I always tear up with Checo's reaction, he cries a bit before saying "I'm speechless" and then asks about his son. Such a rollercoaster of emotion, the most important race of his career won by what we call "garra mexicana", pure effort and mental strength.
Netflix: ‘hey this is our job!’
@ no Netflix has an F1 show that is a 10 episode mini documentary
This is better than what Netflix did
Why did I almost cry?! Goosebumps on my cheeks! His performance in this race was phenomenal and showed what a fantastic driver he is and this is what got him that RedBull seat
I've followed Checo since. Great driver, no ego and very humble
This victory was something unexpected
Its breaks my heart. Happy for checo...sad for Georg...i cant even write his name without crying 😭😭😭
Unless you’re will buxton
for me Checo's win was pretty much the most epic thing to happen this past season
This exact race made me ADORE Sergio Perez!!!
What an insane show of talent and never give up spirit.
That's what I like about the man..he is the definition of slow and steady. Took him 10 years but I bet his victory was sweeter to him than any of the 92 Hamilton has under his belt.
@@ildesalinas3412 According to teammate Jenson Button he is not as slow as people think.
after checo's performance this season ive felt the need to watch this again....
Real
Sergio Perez is the most underrated F1 driver of all time… what a shame, but I am still hoping he can one day proof them all wrong so he can get the real recognition he deserves.
i could say the most underrated with stirling moss, both sharing the first place
Checo world champoin 2022?
*Giggles from Monaco
Monaco says hi!
You're completely right 👍
"Luis, asegurate que Checo este viendo la carrera." Y que me pongo a llorar. Viva Checho!, Viva Mexico!
Cada vez que veo este momento, también me pongo a llorar…
Es uno de los momentos más emotivos más cuando checo parece que lloro e incluso cuando su equipo grito el nombre de México cuando se pusieron a celebrar
Checo*
@@sheilabalderas780 l look
Y después de todas esas emociones verlo sentado solo en el podium, con la bandera y su trofeo al lado, y sabiendo que no tenía asiento asegurado para la siguiente temporada, que difícil.
Alternative title: How Perez got to RedBull
Another will be how Albon loose his seat 😅
Perez please summon this energy in present day F1 (2024). WE NEED YOU!!!