Sergio Perez buoyed by advice on how to avoid the dreaded Red Bull cull
Sergio Perez could still save his Red Bull career in Qatar, he has been told. But his task was made harder by a dreadful Friday, qualifying 16th for Saturday's sprint race. The Red Bull driver has come under increasing pressure as the season has worn on, with speculation that he could be axed for 2025.
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Perez and Colapinto to start Qatar sprint from pit laneSergio Perez and Franco Colapinto will start from the pit lane for Formula 1’s Qatar Grand Prix sprint race after changes ...
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Perez and Tsunoda had to report to the stewards for this incident!Sergio Perez will have to start the sprint race in Qatar from the pit lane. Moreover, the Mexican had to report to the ...
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Sergio Perez pins exit blame on Charles Leclerc ‘fighting’ as hidden Red Bull issue uncoveredRed Bull driver Sergio Perez has admitted that “fighting” on track with Charles Leclerc resulted in his latest qualifying ...
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Jenson Button delivers verdict on Sergio Perez’s futureWith Sergio Perez failing to secure results, debate about his Red Bull future continues. After a very poor season, F1 ...
Yuki Tsunoda might have made the most compelling case yet to replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull in the latter half of the 2024 ...
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Sergio Perez reveals post-retirement plans with one racing option ruled outSergio Perez has ruled out switching to IndyCar when his F1 career wraps up as he’s worried about a big hit while racing “not ...
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