Perez endured a miserable weekend at the Japanese Grand Prix as he qualified the best part of a second down on teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen, before retiring from a mistake-strewn race.

The Mexican was involved in two separat🍸e collisions and picked up two five-second time penalties before he eventually retiredℱ from the race. 

Perez described his afternoon as a “disaster”, while Red Bull team principal Christian Horner admitted “it was a shocker of a 🌼race for hಞim”. 

Amid Perez’s woes, Verstappen claimed his latest dominant win to clinch the constructors’ championship🌱 for his Red Bull team and put himself on the brink of winning the drivers’ title. 

“Sergio Perez has fallen off dramatically after a good sta♏rt to the season,” ex-F1 driver Glock wrote in his latest column for Sky Deutschland. 

“He no longer has a cha𝕴nce against Verstappen and little by little his limits have been shown to him, which is why he is probably pretty mentally down.

“Some of the mistake⛄s that Perez makes are simply incomprehensible given his experience and put him in a 🍌difficult position.”

While Red Bull have insisted that Perez’s seat is safe for 2024, as per his contract, Glock believes 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Yuki Tsunoda and168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Liam Lawson all have a shot at replacing 🌱him in the future. 

“Nevertheless, Red Bull has said rela🧔tively clearly that Perez will continue to sit alongside Verstappen next year,” he conti🐻nued. 

“But of course, you bring in certain൲ drivers like Daniel Ricciardo, Liam Laws▨on or Yuki Tsunoda who could take over if Perez doesn’t do a good job next year either, which would probably mean he wouldn’t be in a good position if his contract was extended."