Tags: Sergio Perez
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‘Alonso’s struggles show how bad F1 is’
Sergio Perez believes Fernando Alonso’s plight shows “how bad F1 is” given that one of the best drivers in the world, is scrapping just to score points.
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Force India fortunes turn sour in Mexico
It was a bad day for Force India on Sunday in Mexico, with home favourite Sergio Perez retiring, and Esteban Ocon missing out on the points.
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Perez: Starting on hypers not worth the risk
Sergio Perez and the Force India team sacrificed a possible Q3 showing to start on a better tyre compound for the race in Mexico.
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Perez agrees Force India extension for 2019
Sergio Perez’s seat with Force India for the 2019 season has now been officially confirmed ahead of the United States Grand Prix.
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‘Force India stuck on standby prior to sale’
Sergio Perez has applauded Force India’s improvements since the sale of the team, saying the team was “stuck in standy” in the months leading up to it.
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VSC restart helped Perez get past Grosjean
Sergio Perez used the restart after the Virtual Safety Car to his advantage to close up and get past Romain Grosjean.
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Gasly: Politics and money play too big a part
Pierre Gasly reckons “politics and money” have too big a say in the future of Formula 1 drivers, adamant that only “performance” should matter.
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Ocon wants Force India to review swap tactics
Esteban Ocon wants his Force India team to look at the tactics they used during the Russian Grand Prix in swapping the cars.
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Perez: Sirotkin clash ‘looks worse’ on TV
Sergio Perez has played down his collision with Sergey Sirotkin in Singapore, saying the incident “looked worse on the outside”.
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Perez has ‘turned the page’ from Singapore
Sergio Perez has said he has already moved on from his disastrous Singapore Grand Prix and is ready to make amends in Russia.
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‘Ricciardo to Renault, interesting for midfield’
Having Daniel Ricciardo racing in the midfield next season will show just how “strong” the competition is; that’s according to Sergio Perez.
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Perez ‘happy’ with his 2019 plans
Expected to remain with Force India for 2019, Sergio Perez insists he is “happy” with the plans for his future.
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Ocon: Perez has apologised to me
Esteban Ocon says Sergio Perez held up his hand for their first lap crash in Singapore, apologising after the race.
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‘Perez did not deliberately hit Sirotkin’
Charlie Whiting has poured cold water over the suggestion that Sergey Perez deliberately hit Sergey Sirotkin in Singapore, saying it was just a misjudgement.
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Conclusions from the Singapore Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton found another gear, Singapore did not favour Ferrari and Max Verstappen came alive…
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Race: Hamilton holds off Verstappen for Singapore win
Lewis Hamilton once again extended his lead in the championship race with a solid win in Singapore while Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari botched the strategy game.
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Angry Force India to reinforce team orders
Force India team principal Otmar Szafnauer has said team orders are back in effect after Sergio Perez ended Esteban Ocon’s race in Singapore.
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Ocon: No comment on Perez collision
Esteban Ocon refused to pass judgement on his team-mate Sergio Perez after the latter squeezed him into the wall and out of the Singapore GP on Sunday night.
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Perez and Sirotkin accept ‘fair’ race penalties
Both Sergio Perez and Sergey Sirotkin were given penalties for separate incidents during the Singapore Grand Prix.
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Qualifying P7 ‘quite a surprise’ for Perez
Sergio Perez was surprised at the pace that his Force India has around the streets of Singapore, as the Mexican qualified in P7.
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Perez ‘never showed interest’ in McLaren return
Sergio Perez has denied that he approached McLaren over a seat for 2019 and it was the team who showed interest in him.
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Perez and Force India ‘screwed up’ qualifying
Sergio Perez was the shock exit in Q1 on Saturday afternoon, calling it “really unlucky” that he could only manage P16.
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Perez responds to McLaren rumours
Despite everything suggesting that Sergio Perez was staying at Force India, there has been talk of the Mexican returning to McLaren.
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FP1: Perez quickest, problems for Vettel
Sergio Perez set the pace on a drying Monza circuit in Friday’s first practice for the Italian GP, a session in which Sebastian Vettel covered just four laps due to a hydraulic leak.
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McLaren will confirm 2019 line up next month
McLaren will confirm Carlos Sainz’s 2019 team-mate before the end of September, so says chief operating officer Jonathan Neale.
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Perez heads McLaren’s four-man 2019 shortlist
Sergio Perez, Esteban Ocon, Lando Norris and Stoffel Vandoorne are all in contention to partner Carlos Sainz at McLaren in 2019.
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‘Great things coming’ for Force India after P5 and P6
Sergio Perez believes that there are “great things coming” for the new Racing Point Force India team after they secured P5 and P6 at Spa.
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Reborn Force India lock out second row at Spa
Just days after being rescued from administration, the new Racing Point Force India team secured their best ever team qualifying.
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Perez confident Force India will race at Spa
Sergio Perez has said it is “business as usual” for Force India in Spa and expects them to race amid ongoing uncertainty.
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Perez: ‘No regrets’ over rejecting Renault
Sergio Perez feels he has made the right decision to reject Renault in the past and stay loyal to Force India.