Bad Bunny arrived with ‘Checo’ Pérez at the 2022 Miami GP | VIDEO

A few hours after the game was announced Miami GP 2022, bad bunny was present on the race track with the Mexican Sergio ‘Checo’ Perez. The singer of Puerto Rican nationality did not hesitate to share some postcards on his Instagram account to the delight of his faithful fans.

In this way, the pilot with a great career is getting ready to offer a show this afternoon where he will face names like Verstappen or Hamilton.

On the other hand, the Mexican indicated that this Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix will be an “interesting battle” between his car and that of his teammate Max Verstappen and the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sáinz.

The dispute between the four drivers has marked the start of the Formula One season, of which four races have already been held and which sees the Monegasque as the leader, with a 27-point advantage over Verstappen and 32 over the ‘Checo’ himself. Perez.

The Mexican told the press that qualifying left him with a “bitter taste in his mouth” because he saw himself with options to be higher, although he was finally fourth, 240 thousandths behind Leclerc.

He explained that those from Maranello “are very strong” in the slow sections of the debut Miami circuit and “can climb much better” on the curbs of the track than the Red Bull.

However, he anticipated that “tomorrow will be another story” and it will be even, especially on a track as complicated as the fifth grand prix of the championship and which takes place on the circuit built around the Hard Rock Stadium.

Pérez joined the criticism of his teammates and called the state of the asphalt a “joke” and considered that the race will be “difficult” due to some “errors” by the organization that have put the drivers in a situation that has caused accidents such as those of Sainz this Friday or the Frenchman Esteban Ocon (Alpine) today.

The French driver was unable to participate in qualifying due to the accident he suffered this morning in the third free practice session, and did so at the same point where the Spaniard went off the track on Friday.