Christian Horner has revealed key details about 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez's new F1 contract with Red Bull. 

Ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, Red Bull confirmed they had decided to stick with Perez, announcing the Mexican had signed a new two-year contract to remain168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Max Verstappen’s teammate until the end of 2026.

However, Red Bull team principal Horner has since admitted that the contract is acඣtually a “1+1” deal, suggesting there is flexibility on Red Bull’s side should Perez underperform. 

Over the Canada weekend Red Bull’s sister team RB also announced that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Yuki Tsunoda woulܫd be staying put at the Faenza outfit for the 202🍒5 season.

Speaking to Dutch broadcaster Viaplay in Montreal, Horner explainꦡed the reasoning for the contracts.

“They are all Red Bull drivers,” Horner said.

“We have decided to extend Checo for one more year, but in the meantime we also wanted to exercise the option of Yuki. He is doing great at RB at the moment🐈. So yes, he will stay for another year.”

Horner went on to say of Perez’s deal: “Well, 1+1=2, ✃so it’s a tw🌸o-year contract.

“As with any contract, there’s a lot in it, but that’s, of course, between the driver and the tea🙈m.”

Perez came into the new season under pressure to retain his Red Bull seat but made a strꩵong start to the campaign.

However, a recent nosedive in form has led to fresh questions being raဣised about his future.

After Perez suffered his second consecutive Q1 exit and crashed o🌠ut of Sunday’s wet and wild race in Montreal𒆙, Horner urged his driver to rebound quickly.

“It was a horrible weekend for Checo and obviously, we picked u✤p some damage,” Horner told Sky Sports. “He’ll need to come back strong in 🎀Barcelona.

“Thankfully, Ferrari had a shocker and di🍰dn’t get any points so that let us off the hook somewhat, but we need both cars scoring. We got away wi🌃th it today but we need Checo back up there where he was at the beginning of the year from Barcelona onwards.”