Christian Horner is losing patience with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez after his nightmare Mex🅰ico City Grand Prix, warning “difficult decisions have 🅠to be made”.

Perez endured a s🌳hocking r🥀ace on home soil at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

🤪He was knocked out in Q1 after struggling with the handlin🦩g of his RB20 amid an alleged ongoing braking issue.

On race day, he was hit with a penalty for a false start before sustaining damage after an incident with RB driver 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Liam Lawson.

Red Bull now sit third in the drivers’ championship, while 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen’s lead has been reduced to 47 points with four𒊎 rounds to go.

Speaking to media including in Mexico on Sunday, Horner refused to rule out replacing Perez๊ folloꦗwing the race in Brazil next weekend when directly asked if he would see out the season.

“Lཧook, as I just said, that scrutiny is always going to be there,” he responded.

“Ther🦄e comes a point🧸 in time that difficult decisions have to be made. We're now third in the constructors' championship.

“Our dete🍸rmination is to try and get back into a winning position, but it's going to be a tall order over these 💫next four races.

“Formula 1 is a results ✨based business and when anyone is underperforming of course there is always going to become scrutiny on that

“As a team we need to have bot🅠h cars scoring points. That is the n🍷ature of Formula 1.”

Horner’s lack of faith in Perez appears to be more apparent now, stating Red Bull hav𝓰e done “everything” they can do to assist him to re-find his early season form and that the team “can only do so much”.

“From the team’s perspective we are working with him as hard as we can to try and support him,” he added. “We’ve done everything that we can and we’ll continue to do so in Brazil next weekend, but there comes aꦰ point in time that y🔥ou can only do so much.”