Liam Lawson flipped off Sergio Perez while overtaking him at 200mph during the Mexico Grand Prix.

What is this person doing that's so stupid?

October 28th 2024.

Liam Lawson flipped off Sergio Perez while overtaking him at 200mph during the Mexico Grand Prix.
Liam Lawson and Sergio Perez, two Formula 1 rivals, were involved in a heated incident during the Mexico City Grand Prix. As they battled at speeds exceeding 200mph, Lawson was caught showing the middle finger to Perez. Ferrari's Carlos Sainz ultimately won the race, while Lando Norris closed the gap to championship leader Max Verstappen after Verstappen was penalised for forcing Norris off the track twice.

The drama didn't end there, as Verstappen's Red Bull teammate Perez was also involved in several scraps with Lawson's RB car. On lap 18, the two made contact as Perez attempted to overtake, resulting in damage to the Mexican's car and a 17th place finish. In the aftermath of the incident, Perez was heard shouting over the radio, "What the f**k is this idiot doing? Is he okay?"

Later in the race, as Lawson passed Perez on the main straight, the onboard camera caught him sticking up his right hand and giving his rival the middle finger. After the race, both drivers gave their perspectives on the incident. Lawson apologized for his behavior, saying it was "one of those in-the-moment things" and not in line with his character. However, he did not apologize for the collision that led to the finger incident, claiming he had given Perez enough space and that it was unfortunate.

Perez, on the other hand, was not happy with Lawson's actions. He criticized the young driver's attitude, saying he was not showing the right mindset for Formula 1 and needed to be more humble. Perez also expressed concern about his Red Bull seat, as Lawson is rumored to be in line to replace him next season.

Tensions between the two drivers are set to continue, with both hoping to impress at the upcoming race in Brazil. Despite the drama, it's clear that Lawson and Perez are both talented drivers who will continue to push each other on the track. The incident in Mexico City may have added fuel to the fire, but it's clear that both drivers have a deep passion for the sport and will do whatever it takes to come out on top.

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