Tags: Sergio Perez
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AM: Shame couldn’t have Perez as a third driver
Aston Martin team boss Otmar Szafnauer said it’s a “shame” they had to let Sergio Perez go, if only you could have three race drivers.
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Curtains clue to when Red Bull ‘really’ signed Perez
F1’s amateur sleuths have concluded Sergio Perez’s Red Bull deal was finalised several days earlier than announced – thanks to a set of curtains.
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2020 form why Red Bull chose Perez over Hulk
Helmut Marko says that Sergio Perez’s “unbelievable” form in 2020 is why Red Bull chose the Mexican over Nico Hulkenberg.
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Hill: Perez would have been great fit at Ferrari
Damon Hill thinks it is “great” for Sergio Perez that he got the Red Bull drive – but would like to have seen him at Ferrari.
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Hill: Experience gives Perez power at Red Bull
Damon Hill believes Sergio Perez’s vast F1 experience should give him more clout at Red Bull than was the case with Pierre Gasly or Alex Albon.
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RB: Sponsors played no part in Perez decision
Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz said performance was the only deciding factor behind hiring Sergio Perez for 2021.
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Red Bull look to Perez to spill the beans on Mercedes
Red Bull are hoping for “a lot of input” from their new recruit Sergio Perez about the Mercedes engine – gathered as he worked his notice at Racing Point.
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Berger: Perez and Verstappen ‘strong match’
Gerhard Berger believes that Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen will make a strong team, and says Red Bull had to sign the Mexican.
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Max hopes Perez ‘keeps me on my toes’
Max Verstappen hopes that Sergio Perez can help push Red Bull forward in 2020, and also give him a competitive benchmark.
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‘Verstappen will be put on edge by Perez’
Giedo van der Garde expects Sergio Perez to push Max Verstappen hard, and thinks that will be good for both the drivers and the team.
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Horner: ‘Impossible’ to ignore Perez’s record
Christian Horner says that Sergio Perez’s form in the second half of 2020, in particular, made it impossible for Red Bull to ignore him.
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Why Perez’s big chance has come at the perfect time
Sergio Perez has finally been given the chance he deserves, and while it took longer than he would have liked, it’s come at the perfect time.
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Perez tweet hints at how Red Bull door opened
Sergio Perez has been confirmed as a Red Bull driver for 2021, and a tweet from the Mexican racer may have explained how that door opened.
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Does Red Bull drop mean Al-bon voyage Alex?
Lots of talk about Sergio Perez after his big move to Red Bull but what of Alex Albon? PlanetF1 readers have been having their say…
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Perez move means Merc must ‘really step up’
Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes will have to “really step up our game” after Red Bull signed Sergio Perez to partner Max Verstappen.
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Perez ‘incredibly grateful’ for Red Bull opportunity
Sergio Perez has said he is “incredibly grateful” for the chance to help Red Bull in their fight against Mercedes during the 2021 season.
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Red Bull officially announce Perez for 2021 season
Red Bull has officially confirmed the arrival of Sergio Perez as Max Verstappen’s new team-mate for the 2021 season with Alex Albon dropping to reserve driver.
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Perez: Timing of COVID absence was ‘big blow’
There is never a good time for anyone to get COVID-19, but Sergio Perez believes he contracted the virus at a particularly bad stage of the season.
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Are Red Bull making right choice picking Perez?
Would Red Bull be making the right choice if, as reports suggest, they replace Alex Albon with Sergio Perez? PlanetF1 readers have their say
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Red Bull to confirm Perez in ‘coming week’
Red Bull are expected to confirm Sergio Perez as Max Verstappen’s team-mate for 2021, perhaps as soon as the “coming week”.
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Jos: ‘I don’t know how good Perez is’
Looking ahead to who his son could drive alongside in 2021, Jos Verstappen has said he’s unsure as to how good Sergio Perez is.
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Perez ‘sad’ to leave Racing Point with a DNF
Sergio Perez’s final race for Racing Point didn’t have a fairytale ending, the Mexican driver the only retirement at the season-ending Abu Dhabi GP.
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Perez’s final Racing Point race ends in heartbreak
Sergio Perez’s final grand prix with Racing Point ended in heartbreaking fashion as he ground to a halt in Abu Dhabi.
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Perez: ‘Shame’ to start Abu Dhabi GP from the back
Sergio Perez called it a “shame” that engine penalties mean he will start the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from the back of the grid.
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Perez: Racing Point ‘great decision’ from Vettel
Sergio Perez believes Sebastian Vettel will “enjoy” working with “pure racers” at Racing Point in 2021 when they become Aston Martin.
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Horner: Perez making a ‘great advert for himself’
Red Bull boss Christian Horner was grilled once again about the possibility of Sergio Perez replacing Alex Albon but nothing has changed with regards to the decision-making process.
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Engine penalties for both Perez and Magnussen
Sergio Perez and Kevin Magnussen are both set for grid drops at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix due to some pesky engine penalties.
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Marko among F1 bosses to message Perez after win
Sergio Perez says Red Bull’s Helmut Marko was among those who sent a congratulatory message after his Sakhir GP win.
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Red Bull ‘must’ sign Perez, says Palmer
Jolyon Palmer believes that, if Red Bull want to challenge for titles, they “must” replace Alex Albon with Sergio Perez.
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Five potential reasons Red Bull are ignoring Perez
Red Bull have an underperforming driver, and one of the best on the grid is free for 2021, so why exactly hasn’t Sergio Perez been signed?