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The Red Bull driver was hit with early problems in his RB20 after completing just three laps on track.
Sergio Pérez experienced brake problems early on day two of Formula 1 pre-season testing, causing his front-right brake to catch fire after completing only three laps. This resulted in frantic repair work on both front axles, costing him around 30 minutes of track time. Despite the setback, Perez was able to return to the track with an hour and a half remaining in the morning session but later came back into the pits for further checks. On the first day of testing, Max Verstappen set the pace, followed by Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz. Keep up with all the F1 action using the convenient 2024 F1 calendar for your smartphone or PC.
