And then there were three: Perez re-signs with Force India
Sergio Perez has re-signed with Force India for the 2019 Formula One season, reducing the number of available seats on the grid next year to three. Read More
Who should get McLaren’s second seat?
Formula One is enduring the silliest of silly seasons in 2018, with off-track competition rivalling its on-track counterpart for action and drama. Read More
What next for Force India?
The Force India administration saga is set for a successful conclusion by the end of the month, but what effect the new-look team has on the sport remains unclear. Read More
Perez calls for more unpredictable tyres after Austria
Sergio Perez has called on Pirelli to produce less predictable tyre compounds after unexpected and sever blistering delivered a tense and strategically fascinating Austrian Grand Prix. Read More
Combating Force India’s growing pains
Neither tyres strategy nor possession of the fastest car decided the Belgian Grand Prix; rather, Force India’s Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon dictated the race’s classification. Read More
Perez: Ocon has to understand what racing means
Sergio Perez has lashed out against Force India teammate Esteban Ocon after their costly crash in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Read More
Perez gives Force India contract ultimatum
Sergio Perez has given Force India one week to agree to a contract extension for him and his sponsors before the Mexican considers offers from other teams. Read More
Force India still unsure what caused Perez flip
Sergio Perez has admitted that Force India still isn’t sure what caused the suspension failure that led to his car rolling over during free practice one. Read More
Perez flips car to open Hungarian FP1
The Hungarian Grand Prix weekend swung into action on Friday morning with two unusual accidents prompting red flag periods marring the session, including a full car rollover for Sergio Perez. Read More
Perez: “the most crucial year of my career”
Thursday, 19 February. Force India rolls its car out of its Barcelona garage at the second pre-season testing session of 2015. Except it isn’t its 2015 car. The 2014 VJM07 has proven to have exceptional life expectancy by clocking laps well beyond its one-year life expectancy, albeit as a glorified tyre test car. Read More