What were the reasons why Sergio “Checo” Perez withdrew from the Japanese Grand Prix twice?

Early in the morning this Sunday, September 24th, the race Japanese Grand Prix Mexican Sergio “Checo” Perez had to retire twice.because his car received multiple damages, causing him to retire from the race and finish second to last.

The Guadalajara driver’s first crash came on the first lap when he reported damage to the car’s nose, forcing him to pit to replace a part and attempt a grand comeback. Returning to the track, Perez did not remove the safety car and overtook some rivals, for which a five-second penalty was imposed.

Later in the race the racer Red Bull teams tried to overtake Kevin Magnussenteam pilot Hass, crashed into him, and because of this he had to go back to the pits. Once he entered the pits, the Mexican had to serve a sanction for violating safety car rules before competing again.

On the first lap, Sergio “Checo” Perez contacted his team and reported that the car had extensive front-end damage, forcing him to retire. All team fans Red Bull It was thought that the Mexican would not return to the race, but on lap 40 he was shown returning to the RB19 to drive his car for a couple of laps before retiring completely.

Why did Checo Perez return to the race if he no longer had a chance to win?

The Guadalajara driver returned to his car to serve a five-second penalty and thus prevent it from being canceled at the next Formula 1 Grand Prix.
A lot of comments from various drivers arose due to the way the Red Bull driver tried to come back. We will have to wait for the next few days to see if there is any announcement from Mexico.

– “Checo” Perez commented that strange things happened to his car at the Japanese Grand Prix.

– Checo Perez was unlucky: he abandoned the race in Japan and handed the title to Max Verstappen on a silver platter.