Sergio Pérez has downplayed speculation that his three-time Formula 1 world champion teammate Max Verstappen could be considering a switch from Red Bull to Mercedes. Verstappen’s future has been the talk of the Australian Grand Prix paddock with Red Bull reportedly divided over its recent controversy involving team principal Christian Horner.
Red Bull driver Sergio Perez of Mexico answers questions during a press conference ahead of the Australian Formula One Grand Prix at Albert Park, Melbourne, Australia, Thursday, March 21, 2024. Red Bull driver Max Verstappen of the Netherlands reacts while talking to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner, left, outside their team garage ahead of the Australian Formula One Grand Prix at Albert Park, Melbourne, Australia, Thursday, March 21, 2024.
Verstappen’s future has been the talk of the Australian Grand Prix paddock at Albert Park this week with Red Bull allegedly divided over its“The team is in a very strong position, because with the results we’re currently having, the harmony that there is in the team, I think to achieve that it takes a couple of years probably,” Pérez said on the eve of the first practice sessions in Melbourne.
“Right now, the dynamic, everyone in the team is working really well together, the whole engineering group, it’s really united,” Perez said. “And you can see that on-track, and how efficient we’ve been in the last year. So I don’t see any reason to change it.
“I don’t have that clause,” Pérez said. “I don’t know what clause Max has in his contract, it’s better if you ask him. I think Max, as far as I know, has a contract with the team and is fully committed with the team.The Australian Grand Prix is set for Sunday. There are two practice sessions scheduled for Friday and another on Saturday before afternoon qualifying.
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