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Kaltenborn and Villeneuve support Perez

June 9th, 2013 (F1plus).- Sergio Perez's former boss has leapt to the defence of the Mexican, following bitter criticism of his increasingly aggressive racing. After Monaco, where the McLaren driver clashed with title contender Kimi Raikkonen who admitted his desire to punch Perez, many criticised the 23-year-old, but McLaren predictably backed him. But also now defending Perez in the wake of the criticism is Monisha Kaltenborn, whose Sauber team brought Perez and his sponsor Telmex into the sport in 2011. "Everybody knows what kind of driver Sergio is," Kaltenborn is quoted by Brazil's Totalrace. "You have to accept his aggression and also know that he is not yet so...
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