Checo Perez keeps faith in Red Bull: ‘There is light at the end of the tunnel’
Sergio Perez he no longer has the best car on the grid Formula 1but this does not justify the bad results it brings.
In the last six races the driver Red Bull He barely scored 15 points, an average of 2.5 per Grand Prix, compared to 17 per race in the top six.
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Failure at the British Grand Prix
This Sunday he added another setback to his recent Grand Prix run, where he has lost three of his last five to finish 17th, his last career place, which he has not given up.
But Czech Perez He is confident that good results will come in the second half of the calendar, in which there are 12 competitions out of 24 remaining.
“We tried everything, took risks with strategy, and it didn’t work for us. Go to the page and get ready for the next race. Our time will come, we will never give up“did his words go through X.
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Sergio Perez doesn’t want his F1 contract to be a distraction
Sergio Perez’s bad days began when his extension at Red Bull until 2026 was announced and he wants to avoid being distracted.
“I know where I am in terms of my contract, I can’t let that distract me, I have to focus on the next two weekends which are the priority and get out of this difficult period with the team.
I think we had the strongest Friday in a long time, so I think there’s some light in the tunnel.
“At the same time it was a very disappointing race. I also understand how much we can take this race into account. Apart from that, it’s just about making sure we are within certain limits of balance (the car), trying to make the progress we need on Fridays and then things will go much better.