Mexican driver Sergio 'Checo' Pérez has had to once again deny rumors about his exit from the Red Bull team for the upcoming Formula 1 season. During the Brazilian Grand Prix, Pérez clarified that he does not believe this will be his last race and that it is not something that worries him.
Regarding his results, 'Checo' Pérez has gone through a streak of poor performances, not standing on the podium since the Miami Grand Prix and with a disappointing performance at the Mexican Grand Prix, where he finished last after a contact with Liam Lawson and a bad qualifying. After the race in his country, Pérez admitted that it was his worst participation at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, pointing out that last year he crashed while leading the race in the first turn.
In recent statements, Sergio Pérez has denounced the lack of professionalism of some media outlets that spread unfounded rumors about his future at Red Bull. The driver expressed his desire to continue competing and to try to win in Mexico next year, thus denying the speculations about his exit from the team.
Regarding the statements of Red Bull director Christian Horner, the importance of 'Checo' Pérez scoring as many points as possible in the upcoming races was highlighted so that the team can fight for the two titles at stake. Despite the difficult situation, Horner reiterated the team's support for the Mexican driver and its commitment to continue backing him in the final stretch of the Formula 1 season.
