There has been speculation about the future of Sergio Perez with the team of Racing Point. The Mexican insisted for a long time that he simply intended to stay with the team, but has just announced in a statement that he will leave Racing Point after this season.
“Hi everyone,” Perez’s statement begins. “Everything in life has a beginning and an end. After seven years together, my time with the team will come to an end after this season. It does hurt a bit, as I have always bet on the team in difficult times. have overcome many obstacles together and I am proud to have been able to save the jobs of many of my colleagues. I will always carry with me the memories of the great moments together, the friendships and the satisfaction of giving everything. ”
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“I will always be grateful for the opportunities I have received from Vijay Mallya, who already believed in me in 2014 and gave me the opportunity to continue my Formula 1 career at Force India. I wish the current administration, led by Lawrence Stroll, all the best in the future. In particular with the new Aston Martin Project. ”
“I have no plan B. My intention is to keep racing here, but then I will have to find a project that motivates me to give 100% every lap. I want to thank everyone who has supported me over the past ten years. is to my family, who have always supported me through everything. To my sponsors, who have always believed in my project, my staff and most importantly, god who blessed me with the opportunity to experience this amazing adventure. Hope to see you soon which may bring good news, but for now let’s enjoy the final races. I carry you in my heart, “said Perez.
It is not yet known who will be his successor. Already is Sebastian Vettel has been repeatedly associated with a switch to Racing Point / Aston Martin. Yet that switch also seems to be uncertain, as the Racing Point team principal denies in all keys that they considered Vettel. “We have two good drivers and are a team with racers and good decisions,” said team principal Otmar Szafnauer recently in an exclusive interview with Auto Motor and Sport.
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