Sergio Perez is having a horrible year in Formula 1 in 2023. What started with 2 wins in the first 4 races has devolved into one of his worst seasons. His Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen has utterly dominated him post-Miami. Christian Horner and Helmut Marko have openly criticized his mentality. And now there are rumours that he might retire from Formula 1 after this year’s Mexican GP. Amidst these rumours, the Mexican has finally spoken.
A Fall from Grace
Formula 1 is a very tricky sport. Sergio Perez delivered his greatest Formula 1 campaign with his back to the wall in 2020. He managed to save his future and secure a seat with Red Bull. Since then, he has helped Max Verstappen to secure his first title in Abu Dhabi 2021.
Sergio Perez then went on to play the role of a perfect wingman for Red Bull in 2022. In 2023, Red Bull produced one of the most dominant cars in the history of the sport. After the first 4 races, Sergio Perez was genuinely in title contention.
However, since then, Max Verstappen has destroyed his title chances and confidence as a driver. Max Verstappen has beaten Sergio Perez at every race since then.
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Rumours of Retirement
Recently, Sergio Perez opened up about his dream of winning the Mexican GP. He said that after winning the Formula 1 title, winning the Mexican GP is his biggest goal. However, in a cruel twist of irony, rumours suggest he might announce his retirement from Formula 1 after the Mexican GP.
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Sergio Perez opens up
Sergio Perez has opened up about his plans for his Formula 1 future and his future with Red Bull.
He said, “Well, right now I have a contract for next year. And it will be important to have a good year. I have the motivation to continue, and I want to stay for more years.”
“Because I believe that I still have a lot to give in Formula 1. I would like to stay in F1 for at least 3-4 more years.”
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