Speaking to AS Mexico, Longo highlighted the fact that in Formula E the car is not as decisive as in
Formula 1 — a factor that could influence the results of the Mexican driver, who is now set for his return.
Formula E, like
F1, has been racing for years at the Hermanos Rodríguez circuit, a venue also much loved by Mexican fans:
"Without a doubt, it is a pleasure to see how the Mexican public fills the grandstands of the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez, there are between 40-50k people, everyone in Formula E is happy, both the teams, the drivers, last year the Mexican public had the record entry in the category and now it is going very well." The Mexican is set to begin his second chapter in
Formula 1 with
Cadillac, who backed him alongside Valtteri Bottas, opting for a pairing of strong experience ahead of the American manufacturer’s historic debut in the premier class.
Perez quietly exited
Formula 1 following a bitter Red Bull departure and comes off a final season on track that was forgettable in terms of results, particularly compared to Max Verstappen.