Perez Red Bull Extension! (Why?)

Breaking news from the paddock! Sergio Perez has officially signed a contract extension with Red Bull Racing, securing his seat for the 2025 and 2026 F1 seasons! In this exciting video, we delve into the implications of this major announcement and what it means for Perez, Red Bull, and the broader F1 landscape.
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We start by examining Perez's journey with Red Bull so far, highlighting his key performances, race wins, and invaluable contributions to the team. With this extension, we explore how Perez's experience and skill set will continue to bolster Red Bull's championship aspirations in the coming years.
Next, we analyze how this move impacts the team dynamics at Red Bull, including the ongoing partnership with Max Verstappen. Will this stable driver lineup enhance their chances of maintaining dominance, or are there potential challenges ahead?
We also consider the broader implications for the F1 driver market. How will other teams respond to this extension? Who might be the rising stars and potential challengers to watch out for in the next few seasons?
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[@shubhdeepsingh1722]

He is the biggest Merch seller in the States and in South American market , he will not challenge Max , He has Got more Sponsorship than Max or Lewis or Alonso can bring and he is a decent enough hand for a Sunday I thinks that’s it for Redbull to decide

[@NotApplicableJB]

Thats true, he does have a massive fan base behind him. Maybe that is the deciding factor and Red Bull are willing to gamble the constructors championship on that

[@noehernandez9952]

With out Pérez no Formula thaths why México has consecutive Best partty of the year

[@SuperPassionflower]

@@NotApplicableJB his fanbase is massive N&S America plus many other places on the planet. He brings in massive sponsorship money and deals, not just Carlos Slim, he's very marketable and top seller where it's merchandise and the rb drink is concerned and that I believe is very important to GmbH, in particular the Thai co-owner plus I think the future engine-partner Ford is keen to have Checo on board.

[@randingo117]

@@NotApplicableJB they might lose the constructors but they’d probably make up for it and then some with checo’s merch sales. Typical Horner decision.

[@shakesnbake]

Checo is Max's Bottas , but here's my therory. 1. Checo's merch sales are huge and 2. I feel this is a Horner vs. Helmut powerplay. Remember Helmut's comments of dangling a one year contract over Checo to get the best out of him. He would't have agreed on a two year contract. Worried about Carlos althogh I think Williams is a good long term prospect if the Merc engine is rumoured to be great.

[@NotApplicableJB]

But Bottas had to eventually be moved on. You have to keep progressing as a team and this choice does nothing for the team long term if the other teams continue to close the gap. I do agree with your Horner point though, he definitely likes Perez way more than Helmut.

[@shakesnbake]

@@NotApplicableJB True. I hope he relaxes now and drives better as a result.

[@blazinlow8153]

People this is so simple, yes checo is the biggest merch seller in the Americas, yes he has huge sponsorships, yes he‘s max‘s bottas, but hes still the only one whose been able to kinda tame the redbull car tailored to max

[@stevenjoseph6048]

I agree with every single thing you said apart from the Williams bit. If we assume Mercedes has a similar engine advantage like they did 10 years ago then wouldn't Williams remain the 3rd best Mercedes powered team. I doubt they'll leapfrog Mercedes or McLaren. Also Sauber and Williams are really close in performance and besides Audi has long term title hopes

[@bossfight6125]

RIP constructors championship for Red Bull

[@NotApplicableJB]

Maybe not this season, I think Red Bull will still have enough of a performance gap for the most part, but next season is definitely in doubt.

[@Supra_Rankin]

Agree ive got ferrari for the constructors

[@Kwik63]

Alright Gents, (BBS=Big Brain Strat) I have a team that does not need more money. I have a number 1 driver that will win the drivers championship (Sponsor $) in the right machinery. I have a #2 driver that sells a load (60%) of my merch and a huge market share of my energy drink. So variable, I need the best car, what do I gain by taking 2nd or 3rd in the constructors championship? Cost cap, Wind tunnel time, CFD time? Hmmmmm.....

[@blazinlow8153]

Nobody will perform on that second rb car, people have such short memory

[@ClareKix]

Totally agree with you on this, James! Didn’t see it coming this early in the season (especially when Perez seems to be on a downward trajectory similar to last year). And really surprised they didn’t nab Sainz. I also believe Red Bull’s driver pairing will be the weakest of the top 3 teams next season. It’s like they’ve given up now that Newey is leaving!

[@NotApplicableJB]

I was honestly so shocked to see the news drop at this point in the season. Red Bull can afford to wait because they have the best car and so many drivers would be desperate for a seat in that car. I can see this decision getting punished in the constructors championship with Ferrari and McLaren in the coming seasons.

[@broodjebamibal]

I consider myself a Checo fan, but this 2 years is odd... I think it is because they want to have some continuity into the next regs in case Max does leave, and of course a truckload of sponsor cash. Checo and Danny fighting P4 in the 2026 WCC?

[@IceAsphalt]

I feel maybe they kept him because the relationship between max and checo is rlly good. But I’m not sure about this or not, but I heard that when Carlos was teammates with max during the torro roso days, they weren’t the best of friends but idk tbh

[@NotApplicableJB]

Yeah but Max and Carlos where very young then and both hungry for a spot at Red Bull. I feel like they would be a lot calmer together as a pairing now. But you make a good point Perez is a known quantity and Red Bull know he won't upset max or the team

[@stanisawwojtowicz1102]

I feel the contract extension is the result of current drivers' market. With so many unknowns there's a chance Red Bull was afraid someone might swipe Perez while they don't have a driver. Sainz might already have a contract/might be far into negotiations, just waiting to announce it and no other available driver has what it takes to drive along Max, as you have to be both quick and a team player.

[@NotApplicableJB]

We did hear Helmut talk about the fact Red Bull couldn't offer Sainz the amount of money he has been offered by Audi so maybe you're right and Sainz is already too far along with another team.

[@Viacer]

What about Bottas? He would also be a suitable teammate for Max. He is experienced, a teamplayer, and he is a good qualifier. And he doesn't have a contract that we know of.

[@stanisawwojtowicz1102]

@@Viacer we didn't see Bottas in a good car since he left Mercedes, no one really knows how he would work out. He's kinda like Ricciardo- good history, but currently doesn't seem like Red Bull material

[@Viacer]

@@stanisawwojtowicz1102 Mercedes started to go downhill after he left. I believe he is a good (development) driver. We still saw him outperform that mediocre Stake/Sauber car during qualy. We cannot blame him for bad race results because of slow pistops. I believe he has "still got it", moreso than DR.

[@aoife1122]

@@NotApplicableJB Carlos being in negotiations with Red Bull for Sergio Perez's seat doesn't make sense. Carlos has no ambitions to shine Max's shoes for the next few seasons. Surely, neither party would publicly admit that this is all about the possibility of Max taking a hike (he IS in negotiations with Mercedes after all), but THAT is the drive Carlos Sainz is really after. And likewise, Red Bull not exploring their options in a worst case scenario would be negligent in the extreme... so, whatever they were talking about, Perez's seat was not it.

[@diegonoriega3507]

Wonder if RedBull would be fully fine with tossing the 2024 WCC. After all, keeping Checo probably gives them enought money to compensate for a loss in WCC position. Maybe the CFD/ATR penalty is starting to snowball, while Ferrari and McLaren have a slight edge considering Mercedes piped them to 2nd. Perhaps they are ok with getting more time to get better CFD correlation and modeling, specially as they approach the new regulation cycle.

[@NotApplicableJB]

I really hope not. F1 is in a terrible place if teams are willingly giving up championship positions. If that is what Red Bull are doing then the sport is dead. But a great observation from yourself that I hadn't considered.

[@納戸ノリス]

@@NotApplicableJBI feel like they are actually doing it. Yeah you’re right the sport is dead. It’s more political than ever before in F1, as red bull, as a drink company, are also aiming to expand their market in North and South America, not only the sponsor fee that Checo brings in. So I’m wondering how Red Bull react if McLaren and Ferrari keep catching up Max, Checo can’t help Max, and max losing WDC to Lando or Charles this year? I think it’s a serious possibility now

[@giuliomagri8910]

Personally i believe perez comment on 2 years means the rest of this year and the next. Still feels quite the strange decision seeing the form of both perez and tsunoda...

[@NotApplicableJB]

Tsunoda is one of the best drivers on the grid right now and still isn't even mentioned as a contender. His future lies well away from Red Bull.

[@magnustan841]

If Tsunoda goes into the Red Bull and finishes 3rd, 4th, 5th, watch everyone question his place at the team again. Marks my words, that will happen, give how fickle fans are.

[@stevenjoseph6048]

​@@magnustan841Exactly. Remember the outrage after the Bahrain incident with Yuki and Daniel. People were saying Yuki hasn't improved and questioning his spot in F1. Now he's performing those same people who hated him are now "supporting" him.

[@santiagoacostabernal7604]

I would give Checo the benefit of the doubt for at least a couple of races. I believe it is a safe move. He is at his best when underestimated and is an excellent team player. He really doesn’t clash with Maxipad ego, which is very important for Red Bull.

[@NotApplicableJB]

I think Perez is better than he has been in the last few races, but if we get a repeat of last season it could be another long year for Checo. As you said though he is someone they know won't get in the way of max

[@tak8261]

On one hand I would have loved to see a more competitive driver in that 2nd seat, it also means that the constructor’s championship will become more interesting now. This decision just reminds us that F1 driver decisions are not solely based on the drivers quality.

[@NotApplicableJB]

Very true. There are always factors that we don't get to really know abut going on behind the scenes

[@rinorenjith9307]

Red Bull when they were not the best car made decisions no body thought if someone was performing bad he would get replaced quickly (you can ask Kyvyat that) Edit : Old Red Bull would have already promoted Yuki and demoted Sergio

[@BLEON94]

R.I.P LAWSON TO RB IN 2025

[@NotApplicableJB]

No chance e replaces Dani Ric? or Tsunoda if he decides to leave for Williams or Alpine?

[@Max_Flashheart]

Yuki will be looking harder at other teams now. So maybe not.

[@Pedro285]

I think he's gone. Time to look at other teams or another series.

[@rinorenjith9307]

As a Sainz fan where does he go now😢

[@_planes]

What a strange decision. Good video again as always!!

[@NotApplicableJB]

Thanks mate, little bit of a ramble but needed to get peoples opinions

[@viewed_by_heather]

I agree with what you’ve said about Perez and I don’t understand why Red Bull would want to keep a driver that has a completely different car preference?? that was one of the things that stood out to me. I think they’ve made a huge mistake and I wouldn’t be surprised if his contract ends up getting terminated early (pay out like DR had with McLaren) or if he gets switched with an RB driver - I’m hoping Yuki will go to Alpine and Lawson will finally get his RB seat. I was also hoping Sainz would get the second Red Bull seat and don’t understand why they wouldn’t choose him over Perez. I heard a lot about Max’s dad and Carlos’s dad not getting along but to me that shouldn’t be why you don’t sign a driver, they could just keep the dad’s separate or say they can’t attend the same race weekends if it’s that big of a deal. it just makes zero sense to me when Carlos is clearly the better driver right now. I feel really bad for Carlos cause he does not deserve to have to go to a team that’s so much further back on the grid. again, I also agree that Audi won’t be ready for minimum 4 years once they take over and Carlos has previously said he wants to go to an established team where he doesn’t have to deal with any growing pains since he is getting older and doesn’t want to wait for them to get good - I don’t think he wants to have a super long career like Alonso so that’s why he doesn’t want to have to build a team up but seems like that’s his only option now. of his available options I am hoping for Williams cause I think he would get along great with Alex as a teammate and James Vowels is so smart and well spoken that I think that will appeal to Carlos.

[@ramirovillarreal5666]

English Pepole stop Weeping

[@NotApplicableJB]

I’m happy for Perez but on a sporting level I think it’s a weird choice

[@soleneptune9498]

It must be that they know internally that his recent performances was the fault of the car? That’s the only way this makes even a modicum of sense 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@NotApplicableJB]

That could be the case. Max has also struggled at the last 3 grand prix, but when Max struggles he still fishes 2nd, 1st and 6th. Perez hasn't been anywhere close to Max.

[@cy_torrent]

I think they’re keeping Checo purely because it’s the safest move. He does bring quite a bit of money to the team and looks like one of the drivers okay to have the 2nd driver spot. Sure his performance isn’t that great but with all the stuff going on both on and off track this move is probably what Red Bull thinks is safe. My guess is they give him 1 year, if all goes well they keep him until summer break where they switch someone else in. So a 1.5 year window essentially. I think they’ll be back to very strict and cutthroat decisions once 2026 and its affected years roll by but for now they’re just playing it safe to make sure this cycle ends the way they want it to

[@juanjoseaguero2023]

As a Checo fan, I also don’t really get it…. I feel like Redbull knows exactly why his form goes downhill at some point in the seasons but they are not willing to do anything about it, they are happy with just having Max dominating the sport and perhaps Checo is the only driver who’s comfortable being the second driver, because he has proved multiple times to be a great driver, so it’s a win win for RB

[@NotApplicableJB]

If there only concern is ensuring that max is the number 1 and has no competition then I get it, also you can argue its a safe choice to go with a driver you know. But considering the options available and the competition having such strong driver lineups it seems like a weird choice.

[@arkangelarkangel1302]

Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen were never going to mesh in the same garage, two buzzcocks in the same henhouse... Mercedes is going with Kimi because they favor youth, Audi is about to look elsewhere, SAINZ BETTER SIGN BEFORE CANADA GRAND PRIX, cuz I see Audi feeling insulted by Sainz soon.

[@raymondgonzales5877]

Red Bull doesn't want anybody challenging Max. That's one of main reasons he's being kept. Checo's good but not good enough to fight Max or beat him. I like Sainz. He's very good. Too good that if he goes to Red Bull he'll definitely challenge Max for wins. They don't want that. You talked about Gasly and Albon not being given the same kind of treatment Checo got. Red Bull didn't have a contingency plan when Daniel left. They thought he'd stick around for a few more years. They had to get someone quick and Gasly was the one chosen. Unfortunately, his promotion was too soon. They wanted him scoring podiums from day one. Since he couldn't deliver, he got demoted. Albon was showing promise at Toro Rosso so they swapped him for Gasly. He was also given the same expectations and although he did score a podium later on, it was too late for him. None of their junior drivers were ready in 2021 so they got an outsider, Checo. Despite his dip in performance, he still delivers the desired results. He also brings in money so that counts a lot. Yuki's an okay driver but will never be good enough for Horner's eyes. He may need to start looking ahead for a new drive in 2026. Daniel's there for marketing purposes. He still brings in the money. Also, I think he'll wait it out another year or two in the hopes of rejoining Red Bull before he reconsider his options.

[@KeithMcHenry-sn9hg]

Sergio Perez has won none of the championship since 2011 when he started Max verstappen 3 championships 21,22 and 23 okay who do you think Carlos sainz. think he should be in it or ocon we'll see what he'll do Sergio but I don't think so Red Bull might have made a mistake,

[@magnustan841]

Given how fickle fans are, its no surprise that after just 2 mid/poor weekends, people are questioning his place in the team, whilst ignoring what he did at the other 70% of races at the start of the year. It's too soon to write Sergio off. Maybe Red Bull wants to give him the contract to boost his morale and he can pick it up again in Canada. They should have learnt a lot last year, about dealing with an off-confidence driver. The 1-2 dynamic that Perez brings is what Red Bull need to bring home titles. Yeah, Ferrari and Mclaren are closer now, but I still think Checo still has it.

[@aoife1122]

A pretty poor, pretty terrible 2023 season??? 2023 was Checo's most successful season in F1 ever... a Lewis Hamilton would have bitten your hand off off had you offered him P2 in the WDC before the season. 😂

[@elnarradordeorquideas7645]

Sainz will no go to RB as long as he has his dad going with him. Big controversial moments for Horner with Max's dad. Why would he puy himself in that position again. Both parents pushing thier own desires at RB is not a good idea. My pick would be Yuki, japanese culture is loyalty to their employees 100%. And he will be happy being a second driver if it is state from the get go. He will be proud to make the team a success.

[@lukilladog]

He has been doing what the team signed him for, develope and test so RB can focus on chasing the championship with one driver. It happened with Senna, Schumacher, Vettel, Hamilton, Alonso, and now Vertappen. Use your logic, if RB thought that they could grab a driver who could do a better job, they would have done it. Very simple and reductive hot take.

[@claymore4852]

As a F1 fan I can't say I'm happy about this decision, I think even if they don't trust anyone in the grid to be able to match or almost match Verstappen, there's still basically nothing to lose from trying... Except money, Perez brings lots of money and is super popular in America, so if Redbull doesn't care about the risk of losing the WCC it's clearly a good choice

[@hishamhilal8332]

Even though it was disorganized, great video mate. I think as a RedBull fan, they had many other options, but they have dealt with too much instability in the past so one he's a safe bet. Two, I think the contract extension would boost his confidence and morale, losing that pressure of being dropped could make him focus and be more consistent which could just about save the constructor's championship.

[@Em3r1c4]

Being 2nd in a RB is like being last w any other car. Checko is such a let down

[@gunjantripathi9271]

I understand when people say f1 is not a sport cause sometimes it feels like that. It's inner workings are more similar to Hollywood. You make studio money, you have good pr then talent really doesn't matter. Maybe this is the last year we'll see Carlos on the grid ... such a shame

[@MrNaoboy]

He sell too many cans in Mexico to be dropped, now remember it's not only an RB sit, at any point they can put him in a VCARB if they feel like

[@starlight27277]

Max Verstappen: Rumour has it. All this speculation reminds me of a man who enters his house late at night, steps on a rope in the dark before finding the switch, and runs out of the house in a panic shouting a snake, a snake, a snake. There are too many ropes in F1 that people mistake for snakes. Rumour has it.

[@gireeshmenon7555]

Checo stood with Christian against the allegations. Horner got the autonomy to select the drivers and extended the contract as a reward. Checo is the most popular driver in North America hence selling more Redbull Merchandise

[@Supra_Rankin]

I wouldnt of signed him till the last race see if his season goes like last year and if it does put yuki or Dr in. I said it at the start of the season red bull will struggle to win the constructors championship this year with ferrari and McLaren being on rbs tail. But Max will still win championship

[@chiva4life17]

It is confirmed it’s a 2 year deal NOT a 1 + 1 also you say terrible season but he finished second in the constructors championship 😂

[@stormforce7599]

This sport is all about money and Perez brings in a lot of money via sponsorship. All you need is one main driver and the rest is simple, as you will have unity within the team .

[@Abracadraba]

i dont think its a 1+1 deal many souces have confirmed its a straight up 2 year deal which perez was gunning for

[@neokoz]

Why now is exactly the question i had reading this news. They have so much more options..

[@Mike-fc9bx]

Personally : Red Bull must be worried about Max leaving to sign Checo until the end of 26. Why else break the Valterri Bottas Mercedes special 1 year deal espcially when they said theyre worried if given a multi year deal he'd slack of?. Plus with Lawson , Tsunoda & Danny Ric waiting in the wings.

[@Adman-p4j]

It's Red Bull's funeral. I support the choice from the championship perspective.

[@xtreme8935]

I think they extended because Sergio sells a lot of Red Bull and merchandise in South America.

[@bigfandude]

He had a bad 2023 but still finished 2nd in the wdc 💀 behind verstappen which is understandable...

[@ObIivionGuard]

Hot take: Max could leave RB given the current state behind the scenes and rumours we've heard

[@eddygg415]

Jajajaja. Where Is Ricciardo 😂😂😂😂 Smiling to Netflix ?

[@OofEight]

Honestly I have a feeling that the biggest driving factor is that they don't want to write off the intended function of the sister team, even though they're currently unwilling to promote any of them, and bringing in somebody from a different team would at the very least heavily undermine it. Ric may well be out at the end of the year, Yuki's on a very specific trajectory that puts him to be far more likely at a team like aston martin come 2026 even in the unlikely chance that he *had* been promoted to full red bull status for next year, and chances are Liam's going into the other rb seat for next year, and it obviously doesn't make sense for him to just go straight to the senior team (and even if horner politics stymie the transition and force them to keep ric he's obviously not getting repromoted now). But even with everyone else largely out of the running internally, it just seems they don't want to make even more of a mess of this pseudo-feeder system any more than they have as of late. And, well, yeah, the pairing they have has obvious drawbacks right now (the ever growing risk it brings to their constructor's championship prospects) but the pros (more than anything just from the strict lack of friction it brings on track, combined with the nice financial backing which other teams could certainly benefit from) are still considerable even factoring them in. Granted, I do still think that they probably would've taken Sainz if they had been remotely serious about looking elsewhere though.

[@HN-ol7oz]

I feel disappointed, yet I comprehend the reasoning behind the decision.

[@shatest8920]

I doubt he is contributing anything for the constructors championship.

[@Degradation11]

Well… you better wrap your head around it soon because it happened.

[@SaoInLove]

Good video, just to clarify, the contract renewal is an actual two years one, not a 1 + 1 But I guess there are some performance clauses

[@NotApplicableJB]

Hmm, in that case it’s weird how Horner worded his statement but I’ll take your word on it. Seems crazy to be so sure Perez will perform in 2026 with the new cars

[@anuragmaurya9951]

I don't know why but, Checo Seem to me as very down to earth person 💯😍

[@Max_Flashheart]

If Perez does a 2023 at least he will be paid out more when he is let go.

[@randingo117]

It’s not a 1 plus 1. It’s a 2 year contract extension.

[@padresnews]

F1 teams look for overall consistency and f1 fans look for race to race consistency. Not sure why anyone thought saniz deserved that seat if ferrari had the best car in 2022 and was 5th in the drivers standings and 7th in 2023 in a decent ferrari. he wins 1 race and all of a sudden he deserves a top seat maybe ask why ferrari didn’t want to renew him in the first place. Yuki scores some points in a copy RB19 but fails to get it near the top 5 and all of a sudden he deserves the top seat. Dont get me started with Albon lol..

[@edgarin8907]

People don’t understand that in F1 it’s not about only victories it’s all about money. And checo brings a shit tonneeeeee of money to redbull that’s it. Money. He brings in way more money than Verstappen

[@alicekoppenol-pitti6257]

All you peeps seem to think that anyone but Max will be able to handle that RB20? History tells us that no, nobody can. So as much as we want Carlos, Yuki or Liam in that car they are going to have trouble handling that RB20. Let's give the chap a chance and hope for performance clauses and hope that the big fat bag of gold Checo brings to the table isn't dragging him down.

[@willjimenez9013]

British always be hating

[@Matthew-tv4fl]

The neutering of redbull

[@納戸ノリス]

they used to give him a contract extension around Monaco weekend last couple of years, that’s why it’s released now maybe? so ig basically it's all determined even before his decline in performance

[@alliec1443]

Carlos sainz isn’t even RB’s next best choice after checo. They don’t want the conflict of having both sainz sr and jos in the paddock

[@israelrivera9466]

First mexican champions. Ay ay ay ay canta y no llore.

[@Lovit-vk5fg]

What Max wants

[@martinavery3979]

Mexican money pays for Max. No Checo=No Max

[@NotApplicableJB]

There are a lot of sponsors that could cover the cost considering he is a 3 time world champion now

[@martinavery3979]

​@@NotApplicableJB don't forget Checo made Red Bull the most popular energy drink in Mexico too

[@gunjantripathi9271]

​@@martinavery3979you just accepted that your driver is shit and is in the game cause he can sell more soda cans

[@martinavery3979]

​@gunjantripathi9271 sorry, not a Checo fan, that's just how it is

[@eartharrow6772]

He knows the dirt on Horner?

[@kondjanegongo796]

Aparently it was to reward perez fr standing by Horner during the fyting... That was Yukis seat... Hope they lose the constructors

[@Ponchov009]

Why? Because RB says so, thats why. 😂

[@AstroAvenger]

Love seeing the Carlos Sainz fans cry about this.

[@gunjantripathi9271]

red bull fans are also crying and will continue crying if they lose WCC.. Max fans on the other hand 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@bloodlustaxe1500]

After 2008 Ferrari will finally win a championship in 2024. Perez staying pretty much decided the constructors.

[@DavidSmith-gx5mu]

F1 is so bad now 😢

[@hugodiazgarcia1266]

Without Any doubt, Checo Pérez has been the best choice for Red Bull, considering its qualities and talents, even though he is Mexican!!!

[@sasankvarma7893]

Carlos' entourage causes a lot of internal politics and instability in a team and his talent simply isn't worth that trouble. that's why none of the big teams want to give him a big contract

[@armandoserrano3508]

I can not believe you guys think max is a super max why is so hard you guys to talk about red bull is doing all the crap to make it look like max is invincible don't you see when the mechanic not do there job what happened and with checo they not doing there job for like 3 4 years jajajajaja max is yes driving man stop you guys boutchettttfaken recist how many times Norris bet checo when they fix the car the way checo drive