WATCH: Sergio Perez’s RB20 destroyed after a massive collision involving two Haas cars the start of the Monaco GP

Sergio Perez collided with the wall at the start of the Monaco GP. The Mexican driver took out the two Haas cars in the process.

WATCH: Sergio Perez’s RB20 destroyed after a massive collision involving two Haas cars the start of the Monaco GP

Sergio Perez (via IMAGO), Sergio Perez Monaco GP crash (via @fiagirly/X)

The Monaco GP is underway. After a thrilling contest in Qualifying on Saturday, fans were excited to watch the race unfold in the streets of Monte Carlo. Red Bull Racing has been under pressure since the start of the weekend. However, Sergio Perez‘s disastrous weekend continued on Lap 1.

Sergio Perez failed to make it out of Q1 on Saturday. The Mexican driver needed to have a good race to secure his future at Milton Keynes. However, Perez failed to keep control of the RB20 as he crossed Turn 1 at the race start. The Red Bull driver made contact with the wall as the car turned to the side.

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Subsequently, the Haas drivers Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg became victims of Perez’s incident. Magnussen collided with Checo as a red flag was called. After the incident, Sergio Perez’s car just had a single tire left with massive damage throughout the car.

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Red Bull confirm Sergio Perez unhurt after massive Monaco GP crash

Perez’s crash was potentially the most significant collision so far this season. Fans were worried if the Mexican driver sustained any injuries after going through such a huge impact. Thankfully, the 34-year-old was able to get out of the RB20 as the race came to a halt after the red flag.

Sergio Perez.
Sergio Perez (via IMAGO)

Red Bull Racing confirmed that Perez was okay. The Austrian team posted on X that despite Checo’s car ‘being in pieces,’ the Mexican driver was able to get out without any issues. Although, it is likely that Sergio Perez will undergo a medical test to ensure that he is completely fine.

Certainly, Perez had the worst possible end to the Monaco GP. However, the 34-year-old would be looking to put this behind as his future in F1 remains uncertain. On the other hand, Max Verstappen becomes the sole Red Bull driver left in the race.

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