Max Verstappen, the leading driver in the F1 Drivers’ Championship, has made a pointed comment regarding his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez, implying that the Canadian Grand Prix would have had a different outcome if left solely to Perez’s performance. Throughout the F1 season, Verstappen has showcased remarkable form, propelling himself to the top of
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Sergio Perez’s aspirations of contending for the world title alongside his Red Bull teammate, Max Verstappen, have taken a hit as the Dutchman extended his lead by a staggering 69 points in Canada. Following a series of underwhelming performances, the pressure on Perez mounts significantly. However, the Mexican driver remains determined to rediscover his form,
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Sergio Perez has endured a difficult last few races in Formula 1, after initially having had a strong start to the 2023 season. The Mexican came close to taking the championship lead from his Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen in Miami, but since then, things have gone downhill for him. Perez’s poor form in the
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Reigning World Champion Max Verstappen wasn’t in the mood to discuss team-mate Sergio Perez last weekend at the Canadian Grand Prix, as the Dutchman was busy claiming yet another victory. Verstappen’s win last Sunday marked his fourth consecutive victory and his sixth of 2023, with it having also put him level with three-time World Champion
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Red Bull Racing has found itself grappling with whether to retain Sergio Perez or drop him from the team after his recent performances fell short of expectations. As the pressure mounts on the Mexican driver, speculation has arisen about whether Red Bull should seek a second driver to intensify who can challenge Max Verstappen. However,
MoreSergio Perez’s qualifying struggles have persisted, with the Mexican driver failing to reach Q3 in three consecutive events. The streak began with a qualifying crash at Monaco, resulting in a challenging race and zero points in the principality. While Perez showcased a commendable recovery from 11th to fourth in Spain, his performance in Canada demonstrated
More2009 Formula 1 World Champion Jenson Button believes Sergio Perez isn’t at risk of being dropped this season; however, the Briton does wonder if the Mexican could be replaced when his contract expires. Perez is currently contracted until the end of 2024, with Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko having insisted that the Austrians will
MoreLast weekend’s Canadian Grand prix was a memorable one for Red Bull, as reigning World Champion Max Verstappen claimed the team’s 100th victory in Formula 1. Chief technical officer Adrian Newey joined Verstappen on the podium to celebrate the massive achievement, whilst Newey was also celebrating the 200th victory for one of his designs. The
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Following Sergio Perez’s third consecutive race without a podium finish, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has publicly expressed his support for the driver. While Max Verstappen secured a convincing victory at the 2023 Canadian Grand Prix, Perez struggled throughout the weekend, failing to reach Q3 and finishing sixth, nearly a minute behind his teammate.
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Ex-Formula 1 driver turned pundit Martin Brundle is convinced that Red Bull will offer Sergio Perez “support” instead of axing him, following the Mexican’s recent poor form. Since finishing second at the Miami Grand Prix, Perez has been a shadow of the driver he was at the start of the season. Checo was hailed as
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