WATCH: Ex-US President Donald Trump’s security detail hilariously tries to stop Sergio Perez at the Miami GP

Donald Trump was one of the big talking points during the Miami GP.

WATCH: Ex-US President Donald Trump’s security detail hilariously tries to stop Sergio Perez at the Miami GP

Donald Trump and Sergio Perez (Via: Imago)

The 2024 Miami GP is going to be remembered for varied reasons! A lot happened during the three-day event but amidst all the hype, some moments really stood out. Other than Lando Norris‘s win, Ex-President Donald Trump‘s entry at the Miami Street Circuit was also a moment to savor!

The moment Donald Trump arrived at the track, the fans went wild and he was greeted with immense support. He had a huge security detail alongside him and while he was going through a certain tunnel, his security by mistake tried to stop Red Bulls Sergio Perez from passing by!

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The moment has gone viral on the web and people from all over the globe have thus, been coming up with their reactions to it. From the looks of the mentioned video, it seems the Mexican was on his way to the track when Trump was making his way away from it.

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Moreover, being the global personality that Trump is, it does not come as a major shock that Perez was for a second, stopped by the American’s security detail. Such incidents are proof of the kind of power the former US president still possesses.

Sergio Perez’s take on his DRAMATIC Turn 1 incident at the Miami GP

While Sergio Perez had an unexpected experience ahead of the Miami GP, the former was in the limelight from the very first lap of the 57-lap race! Going into Turn 1, Perez dived on the inside and almost took out his teammate, Max Verstappen.

Sergio Perez.
Sergio Perez (via IMAGO)

During that time, a lot was made of the incident by the pundits and the commentators.

As soon as I dived [to the] inside of Charles, I could see as soon as I hit the brakes there was no grip at all, like we saw yesterday with Lewis. Off-line here, especially into Turn 1, there’s no grip, zero grip down there, and I did struggle quite a bit unfortunately.
Sergio Perez said in an interview with F1

Looking at the reaction of the six-time Grand Prix winner, it is quite clear that there was zero grip when he made the risky move of diving on the inside of Turn 1. However, despite the initial error, Sergio Perez was able to recover during the race to come away with a decent fourth-place finish.

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