Sergio Perez says 'he couldn't care less' about speculation regarding his future at Red Bull, amid a run of disappointing results in F1.
Perez had another difficult Saturday at Silverstone last weekend, finishing only 16th in Q1 and thus missing out on the top 10 for the fifth Grand Prix in a row.
However as his own experience with Racing Point/Aston Martin showed when he was not required for 2021 teams usually have the leeway with which to change their plans.Asked by Motorsport.com after the Silverstone race if he was ignoring all the talk, he said: “Yeah, fully. I couldn't care less if I'm honest about that.
“Yeah, I have full support from Helmut and Christian,” he said. “The whole team is fully backing me, and they know what I can do. They know my potential, and they are fully behind me.”Perez is continuing to work with his engineers on resolving his qualifying issues, which have been exacerbated by a series of tricky wet/dry sessions in recent weeks.
“I think it's with my driving, how I'm approaching the Saturdays, how we're doing it as a team, we just have to figure it out. “But it's just the whole weekend overall, we’ve had a few bad weekends. But at the end of the day it only matters where we finish in Abu Dhabi. So it's a long season still, and I fully believe that I can get my season back on track.”
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