Sergio Perez double motivated as championship challenge heads to Azerbaijan
Sergio Perez has said he feels he is in the best moment of his career on the back of his win in Monaco and new contract at Red Bull.
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Gunning for the win: Why Sergio Perez has the momentum to claim F1 victory in Baku
Sergio Perez is the man of the moment in Formula 1. Just ahead of his first win in Monaco, the Mexican signed a new deal with Red Bull F1 that will see him in the team until the end of the 2024 season. The signing surely invigorated the driver throughout the race weekend in the Principality, which showed in his performances from the first practice session.
Max Verstappen talks unfinished Baku business and Sergio Perez's contract extension
Max Verstappen has said that he has got unfinished business at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix this weekend.
Dan Ashworth could take advantage of Aston Villa transfer U-turn in £30m Newcastle United move
Aston Villa are no longer interested in a summer swoop for £30million-rated Brighton midfielder Yves Bissouma, according to reports.
Daniel Ricciardo provides 'weirdest answer ever given' and shares Max Verstappen thoughts
Daniel Ricciardo may not be having much fun on the track in 2022, but the likeable Australian has lost none of his charisma off it. The McLaren man's difficult start to this new era of F1 was compounded in his last race in Monaco, where he suffered a bad crash in second practice.
Hamilton, Vettel, Norris: FIA president ben Sulayem's controversial comments
Mohammed ben Sulayem has been talking about all things Formula One recently, including talking about the actions of Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel and Lando Norris.
Mercedes F1 potential is “dangerous”, admits Red Bull’s Marko
Although Mercedes – eight-time consecutive constructors’ champions – is currently 101 points behind leaders Red Bull after seven races, Marko still regards it as “dangerous” due to the quick lap times its cars have occasionally been able to unleash.
Hill: Ricciardo has been ended by Norris at McLaren
Mercedes unlikely to be ‘transformed’ in Baku