Regarding to recent Helmut Marko’s quotes from Servus TV, admins had come to a decision not to post any quotes mentioning Checo’s personal life and racial stereotypes.
Our objection is to deliver news, including constructive criticism, related to Red Bull F1 team, not personal agendas against Max and Checo in any way
And allow us to quote Checo’s words from his documentary last year in Singapore:
“Being a Mexican in this sport, without a doubt, it's hard. There's been two races since I was on the podium and everyone is talking about the big mistake my team has done by hiring me
Maybe it's because I have a life apart from the sport and, outside of the sport, I'm not much in the world of Formula 1. I do my job but when it's over, I go home and I'm with my family. I'm a father. I take off my suit, and I keep working, but sometimes I feel like not being so involved in the world of Formula 1, having a life outside of the sport, it bothers some [people]”
“I have worked a lot. When things didn't work out, I worked more. Maybe I don't post a lot or I don't make much noise, but behind closed doors, I work hard. And yes, it's true. I do have a life outside of the sport, I guess this world doesn't like it a lot”
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More comments from Helmut Marko about where Sergio Perez comes from, used in a critical context, have appeared this week.
This must stop; Perez deserves better than to have to shrug off remarks from one of the most senior figures in Red Bull's #F1 set-up
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Goodbye to Portland. Thanks to the waves of folks who were so kind and warm all weekend, especially the volunteer corner workers and event staff. Congratulations to our new champions @simonsikes, @OceanbyMR, and a tipsy @AlexPalou. And to the creative soul who made a snow man out of tire marbles. And to Sasquatch. Definitely Sasquatch.