There is a lot to suggest that Sergio Perez’s Formula 1 career will come to an end in a week’s time.On Sunday evening in Qatar, Red Bull bosses Christian Horner and Helmut Marko for the first time clearly gave the impression that the decision had at least then been as good as made if they
There is a lot to suggest that Sergio Perez’s Formula 1 career will come to an end in a week’s time.On Sunday evening in Qatar, Red Bull bosses Christian Horner and Helmut Marko for the first time clearly gave the impression that the decision had at least then been as good as made if they
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner’s responses over Sergio Perez’s future changed noticeably in the wake of the Qatar Grand Prix, where the team’s hopes of winning a third consecutive constructors’ championship ended. Previously Horner was at pains to stress Red Bull’s faith in Perez’s ability to turn his dire season around. But last night
Christian Horner insists Sergio Perez is “old enough and wise enough to know what the situation is” as Red Bull appears set to split with the Mexican after Abu Dhabi. Perez will finish only eighth in the drivers’ standings despite team-mate Max Verstappen winning his fourth title, with the 34-year-old’s shortcomings largely to blame for
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner suggested Sergio Perez may choose not to remain at the team next year after another point-less race in Qatar. Perez spun out of the race on the 39th lap as the field prepared to restart. It was the seventh time this year he has failed to score in a
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says the set-up changes the team made to Sergio Perez’s car for the sprint race helped his team mate take pole position in Qatar. Max Verstappen qualified sixth for the sprint race but beat George Russell to pole position for the grand prix by five hundredths of a second.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner says he doesn’t understand why Sergio Perez botched his pitlane start in Qatar’s Formula 1 sprint race, allowing Franco Colapinto to overtake him. Perez and his Williams rival, who having both fallen in Friday’s SQ1 were due to line up towards the back of the grid, were starting from the pits
Sergio Perez and Franco Colapinto will start from the pitlane for Formula 1’s Qatar Grand Prix sprint race after changes were made to their cars under parc ferme conditions. The pair both had a difficult time in Friday’s sprint shootout session as they were eliminated in SQ1. Colapinto, who has come into this weekend running
Sergio Perez and Franco Colapinto will start from the pit lane for Formula 1’s Qatar Grand Prix sprint race after changes were made to their cars under parc ferme conditions. The pair both had a difficult time in Friday’s sprint shootout session as they were eliminated in SQ1. Colapinto, who has come into this weekend
Sergio Perez and Yuki Tsunoda are under investigation for allegedly driving too slowly during sprint race qualifying, after the stewards noted 40 potential incidents involving 17 drivers. Every driver in the field bar Fernando Alonso, Esteban Ocon and Nico Hulkenberg were identified as having exceeded the maximum time between the two Safety Car lines during
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