Verstappen vs Perez: All 2024 Red Bull Head-To-Head Stats

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Saturday, 20 April 2024 at 10:30
Updated at Sunday, 21 April 2024 at 11:05
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Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez are teammates in Red Bull in the 2024 Formula One World Championships, going head-to-head throughout the season.
The two drivers are teammates in Red Bull since 2021. While the Dutchman has been part of the team since 2016, Perez moved to the Austrian team in 2021 after previously driving for Sauber, McLaren, and Racing Points.
In their previous three seasons together, Verstappen always came out on top in head-to-head, as he won a World Drivers' Championship in each of the seasons, while the Mexican driver finished fourth, third, and second in those seasons.
In 2024, Perez will be attempting to finish ahead of his Dutch teammate at the end of the season for the first time since they are driving together in Red Bull, which may also result in winning a World Drivers' Championship since Red Bull looks like the fastest team this year.

Verstappen vs Perez: All 2024 Red Bull H2H Stats:

Category Max VerstappenSergio Perez
Championship standings1st (110 points)2nd (85 points)
Grand Prix results head-to-head41
Qualifying head-to-head50
Grand Prix wins40
Pole positions50
Podiums44
Best finish1st (x4)2nd (x3)
Retirements10
Fastest laps20
Grand Prix points finishes45
Sprint head-to-head10
Sprint race wins10
Sprint shootout head-to-head10
Sprint race podiums11

2024 Bahrain Grand Prix Summary - Verstappen vs Perez:

The first race of the season was the Bahrain Grand Prix, which set the tone for this rivalry. Already in the qualifying, Verstappen managed to take the first pole position of the season, while the Mexican qualified fifth.
The three-time World Champion then backed his qualifying result in the race, starting the 2024 Formula One season with a very impressive win and the lead in the overall standings, but also in head-to-head over his teammate.
The Dutchman had a perfect Grand Prix weekend, taking the pole position in the qualifying and then leading every lap of the race to win it.
However, his teammate also put together a solid performance, and even though Perez finished 22 seconds behind the three-time World Champion, he helped to score the team's first one-two of the season, placing second and recording a podium.

2024 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Summary - Verstappen vs Perez:

Verstappen showed another flawless performance during the second race of the season. He qualified on the pole with an incredible qualifying lap and then went on to finish the race in P8 with an eight-second lead over his teammate.
Sergio Perez didn't qualify ideally and started the race from the third row on the grid. He lost some time in the traffic, but once he cleared everyone between himself and the triple World Champion, he put in pretty much the same lap times as the Dutchman.

2024 Australian Grand Prix Summary - Verstappen vs Perez:

After losing the first two head-to-head battles with his teammate, Perez closed up on Verstappen after the Australian Grand Prix, but it wasn't in a way he wanted to do it.
The Dutch driver was forced to retire his car in the opening laps due to a brake issue that produce a lot of smoke and fire. Perez, therefore, was the only Red Bull car left in the race, and he finished it in P5, also managing some issue throughout the race.

2024 Japanese Grand Prix Summary - Verstappen vs Perez:

The 2024 Japanese Grand Prix proved to be "back to normal" for Verstappen, who won the qualifying, and during the race, there also wasn't someone who looked like a possible candidate for the race win.
The Dutchman, therefore, added his third win of the season, once again finishing ahead of his teammate. However, Perez's race was also good, as he finished second, completing the team's third one-two of the season.

2024 Chinese Grand Prix Summary - Verstappen vs Perez:

The 2024 Chinese Grand Prix was the first Sprint weekend of the season, and it didn't start well for Red Bull. During the Sprint Shootout, the conditions changed ahead of SQ3, as it started raining, and neither of the Red Bull drivers profited from that.
As a result, Verstappen qualified only in P4 while Perez was in P6, but both drivers managed to recover well in the Sprint race. The three-time World Champion won the Sprint in China, while Perez joined him on the podium once again, finishing third.
Subsequently, they both brought great form into the qualifying, which was held on the same day, locking out the front row for their team with Verstappen first and the Mexican driver in P2.
In the race, it was once again another dominant performance from the Dutch driver, but this time around, it wasn't a one-two for Red Bull, as Perez couldn't get ahead of Norris, who finished second, with Perez finishing third.