The Mexican won two of the first four races this year but his season - and with it any hope of challenging Red Bull teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen fo꧑r the title - has spectacularly derail꧟ed since. 

A c♋rash dur𝔍ing Q1 in Monaco resulted in a point-less weekend and marked the first of five consecutive weekends in which Perez failed to qualify inside the top-10. 

And Perez has now pinpointed that incident as being a key momen⛎t in his season, admitting the crash badly dented his confidence. 

"Certainly after Monaco, I lost some confidence because the way the crash happened, I lost a bit of confidence with the car and that set🙈 me back,” Perez said ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix. 

"I h🌳ave my psychology and that is something I work on🐬.

"Other than that, it is how the sport is. You have go༒od moments and bad moments but when you are at Red Bull, the pressure is always higher in that regard.

"If you havꦛe a bad session, youꦅ have to answer questions about your future straight away.

"It is how it is 𝐆but luckily enough, I am in a good place and I just have to focus on making sure൲ I enjoy my job and enjoy the weekend.”

Verstappen capitalised on Perez’s torrid form to win seven races on the bounce and open up a 110-point lead in the cꦆhampionship. 

Perez finally br🏅oke his dreadful run without a Q3 appearance last time out in Hungary be🍨fore producing a battling recovery drive to rise from ninth on the grid to complete the podium in third. 

🐠Asked if he had experienced similar up and downs in his F1 career before, Perez replied: "I've had it before.

"It is just how it is. We o🧸perate on such small details that sometimes. if everything is not perfect, it can determine 💧being on the podium or being out of the points.

"But it's always something people at home don't understan🦩d as much - how mꦗuch detail goes into our races.

"That can make the difference beꦗtween having a great race or a very poor r𒐪ace.

"It can happen to any driver in F1."