Force India driver Sergio Pérez has admitted that he was scared when his car flipped over in first practice ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix.
The Mexican suffered suspension failure mid-way through the session, and his car hit the wall before flipping over.
Force India withdrew both cars from second practice as they worked hard to discover the problem, but Perez says they’ll be back in action tomorrow.
He said: "It was quite a dramatic accident. The impact was not that bad, but then I rolled over and I got a bit scared.
"Getting out of the car was quite a challenge in that position, but thank god nothing happened and I'm here for tomorrow.
"It's something we can learn from, and something that we can analyse. We should definitely analyse my accident and see if there's something we can improve."
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Force India driver Sergio Pérez has admitted that he was scared when his car flipped over in first practice ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix.
The Mexican suffered suspension failure mid-way through the session, and his car hit the wall before flipping over.
Force India withdrew both cars from second practice as they worked hard to discover the problem, but Perez says they’ll be back in action tomorrow.
He said: "It was quite a dramatic accident. The impact was not that bad, but then I rolled over and I got a bit scared.
"Getting out of the car was quite a challenge in that position, but thank god nothing happened and I'm here for tomorrow.
"It's something we can learn from, and something that we can analyse. We should definitely analyse my accident and see if there's something we can improve."
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