Checo Perez's revelation about Messi, compares himself to Chicharito

Sergio Perez said that he wants Lionel Messi to appear at a Formula 1 grand prix and said that he would do better than Javier Hernandez in the MLS than Hernandez would in F1 in two curious questions in a guest appearance on the Broadcast Boys podcast.

During the Las Vegas Grand Prix, the Mexican Red Bull driver was questioned on several topics, from who would be his best stunt double in movies, to whether he would approve a strange name for his son in exchange for several million dollars.

"Me in MLS, I'm a good striker," Perez said after being asked who would do better. "I'm like Chicharito, you know; we're not great players, but we know what position to be in to score goals."

The 33-year-old driver from Guadalajara was also asked if he had to choose a person who has not seen one of his races to go to one, and he picked who is widely regarded as the best soccer player of all-time.

"It's a good question," Perez said to the hosts. "But in the end I would choose Lionel Messi."

Perez disrespects Christian Horner

Horner is known for his successful stewardship of the Red Bull team, where he has been the team principal since 2005 and has delivered six world constructors' championships and seven world drivers' championships, most recently in 2023.

But a lesser known fact is that he was an aspiring racing driver himself who reached the heights of International Formula 3000 before switching his interest to being a boss after he admitted he couldn't match the commitment of drivers such as Juan Pablo Montoya.

When asked how the pair would do if they faced each other, Perez jokingly said, "With one finger," believing he wouldn't even need to use both hands to get the job done against his 50-year-old superior.

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