Sergio Perez didn't like it. Author of a disappointing season, with a sad eighth place in the general classification, the Mexican was criticized by Ralf Schumacher. The former driver, brother of Michael Schumacher, who became a consultant for Sky Sports, had thus estimated that he could be pushed towards the exit by Red Bull. Stung by this outing, Sergio Perez's father, Antonio, then strongly criticized the German, attacking him in particular for his homosexuality.
Sergio Perez didn't like it
If Ralf Schumacher had responded elegantly, Sergio Perez dissociated himself from his father's comments on the sidelines of the Las Vegas Grand Prix: “I don't agree with any of his comments.. I think he made a mistake in that regard. I don't share any of his opinions, but at the same time I don't control what my father has to say. I can only control what I say. » A reaction full of meaning from the Mexican.
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To summarize
Sergio Perez condemned his father's homophobic comments against Ralf Schumacher. Antonio Perez attacked the former German driver after the latter criticized the Mexican's performances with Red Bull.
