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Sergio Pérez has had a record-breaking year.
His maiden pole at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in late March made him the first Mexican driver in F1 history to take pole. The Red Bull driver pulled off a late shock as he edged past Charles Leclerc by two-hundredths of a second. It came after he and teammate Max Verstappen both did not finish the season opener in Bahrain. Fast forward to late May, Pérez made F1 history once again as he became the first Mexican driver to win the Monaco Grand Prix, a race that was filled with heavy rain and red flags.
