Cadillac
Sergio Perez, P14
“Overall it was a good race and probably one of our best so far this season. We had a really good start and were fighting to hold the Haas behind. There is some work to do, but we have to keep pushing and hopefully the next package of upgrades will bring us up. With just a little bit more speed we will really be in the mix with the midfield teams and then we can start to challenge a bit more.”
Valtteri Bottas, P16
“Number one thing is that we finished the race for the first time after three events with DNFs which is positive. It’s also the first race distance we’ve finished with the upgrades so there’s a lot we can learn from both cars on how to optimize the package going forward. I think we have improved our pace overall. At times especially on the hard tyre, it felt like we were a bit closer to the midfield while keeping a good margin from Aston throughout the whole race.”
Graeme Lowdon, Team Principal
“The team has shown its resilience this weekend, particularly at the end of a very challenging double header. But more than that, it was a really strong race. Both cars had good starts and the pace to run comfortably ahead of the Astons and race with the Haas cars. I would like to thank everyone in the team for their constant hard work.”
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