The tough weekend for Red Bull at Marina Bay reflects in the Power Rankings, where 'Checo' Pérez and Verstappen do not appear.
Sergio Pérez was once again not considered by the judges of Formula 1 for the Power Rankings. 'Checo' does not appear among the top 10 drivers in the Singapore Grand Prix, in which he finished in eighth position, but it also stands out the absence, for the first time, of Max Verstappen, teammate of the Mexican at Red Bull.
The tough weekend for the Red Bull team at the Marina Bay Street Circuit is reflected in the Power Rankings that Formula 1 publishes every week, in which five specialized judges participate, who gave 10 to Carlos Sainz from Ferrari, the winner last Sunday.
'Checo' Pérez and Max Verstappen, drivers of Red Bull, were not included in the Power Rankings of the Singapore Grand Prix, in which they finished in eighth and fifth position, respectively.
In the text of the Power Rankings, they point out that Max Verstappen, like Yuki Tsunoda from AlphaTauri, were the drivers who came close to entering the top 10 in the Singapore Grand Prix.
"Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda are the two drivers who missed out on a place in the top 10 this week. Verstappen finished outside the podium for the first time in the whole season, while recovering from his exit from Q2 to finish fifth. Tsunoda, on the other hand, qualified 15th, but his hopes of moving up the order were cut short when he collided with Pérez on the first lap of the race".
'Checo' Pérez returned to the Power Rankings in the Italian Grand Prix, where he took fifth position, after being evaluated with 7.8 following his second place finish at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza.
Max Verstappen leads the Power Rankings of the races held so far this season, with an average of 9.1, while 'Checo' Pérez does not appear among the top 10 drivers.