Sergio Perez has already stated that the team decided to part ways with him, but now, for the first time, the driver has acknowledged he isn’t sure he will stay with Red Bull.
The Mexican is currently in his fourth season at Red Bull, although it’s unclear if this will be his final season due to his contract expiring at the end of the current campaign.
Since Max Verstappen began to dominate and Perez’s form started to decline in the middle of the 2022 season, it appears that Perez’s position at Red Bull has been in jeopardy.
Many believed Perez might not make it until 2024 when Daniel Ricciardo was hired in 2023, but a P2 in Bahrain indicates he is capable of giving the team exactly what they need.
Regarding his desires, Perez has made a first-time suggestion that it might be his decision to depart rather than the team’s.
When asked if he intended to carry on until 2025, he responded to Sky Sports, “I think it’s really early to say that.” “I want to wait and observe how things work out over a few races.
“It is certainly not simple or easy. We’ve observed certain issues with [the seat] in the past. It’s a special team in that sense, but we’ve seen excellent drivers who barely make it through six months or a year.
Naomi Schiff interviewed Perez , and she thought the 34-year-old had come to terms with his position on the squad.
As far as I could tell, he was really confident, according to the former W Series driver. “I believe that the latter half of the previous season was extremely difficult for Checo; a lot of it was his own fault, but there just seemed to be a lot of pressure, attention, and criticism around him.
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