Formula 1 star Sergio “Checo” Pérez, representing Mexico, has claimed the International Automobile Federation’s (FIA) coveted “Action of the Year” award. The accolade recognizes Pérez’s stunning double-overtake maneuver during the Chinese Grand Prix sprint race.
The electrifying move saw Pérez skillfully navigate past both carlos Sainz Jr.of Ferrari and Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin, leaving fans and fellow drivers breathless. The FIA’s announcement highlighted the sheer skill and daring involved, with Pérez’s performance garnering a remarkable 60% of the public vote.
Pérez expressed his gratitude to the fans who made his victory possible. In a video message, he shared, “I want to thank the fans who voted for me to win this award. And obviously I want to share it with Fernando y Carlos. ’always, to make a maneuver, you need all the pilots,’ “ he stated.
That was really an exciting race!
— Sergio Pérez (@SChecoPerez) December 13, 2024
Thanks to all for voting! pic.twitter.com/z5zXOHEZQz
The win adds another feather in the cap for Pérez, who consistently delivers thrilling performances on the track.His dedication and skill have solidified his position as a fan favorite,both in Mexico and internationally.This award serves as a testament to his exceptional talent and the electrifying moments he brings to the sport.
The FIA’s annual awards ceremony celebrates the achievements of the year in motorsports. This year’s event was especially notable, marking a record-breaking season filled with intense competition and unforgettable moments. Pérez’s win stands out as a highlight, showcasing the thrilling action that defines Formula 1 racing.
Sergio “Checo” Pérez won teh FIA “Action of the Year” award for his double overtake maneuver during the Chinese Grand Prix sprint race. [[1]] He overtook both Carlos Sainz Jr. of Ferrari and Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin in the move. [[1]]
Pérez received 60% of the public vote for the award. [[1]] Pérez shared the award with Sainz and Alonso acknowledging the need for all the drivers to execute such a maneuver. [[1]]
