Perez: Monaco GP 'hurt' exposed wrong approach to F1 weekends

The disastrous Monaco GP weekend exposed a wrong approach to F1 weekends for Perez. 'I've learned basically that probably I should have taken things a bit easier.'

in the championship in Monaco last weekend after a crash in Q1 left him at the back of the grid.

"But now this is behind me. It was important for me to put my hand up, and I think every time we do a mistake that is what you have got to do: take responsibility." "So in hindsight, just being next time in Monaco, in Q1, probably not taking those decisions last minute will help us as well. But on top of all, I should have done a better job at pre-empting the situation."

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