168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez has revealed that he’s no closer to signing a new Red Bull F1 deal 🍬despite Alex Alb♌on committing his future to Williams.

Ahead of this ജwe𝔍ekend’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Williams announced that Albon had signed a new multi-year deal, keeping him with the team until at least 2027.

Albon was a l🐟eading contender to potentially replace Perez given his prior links to the team.

Albon spent just over a season alongside 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen between 2019 and 2020 before being dropped for the s༒ubsequent season.

The Thai driver returned to F1 in 2022 with Williamsﷺ, guiding the team to their best finish in some tim🥂e last year with P7 in the championship.

With Albon off the market, Perez’s bid to secure another year at Red Bull grꦿows str💛onger.

Giving an update on his future at Imola, Perez 🍬said: “Still nothing has been signed. Everything is still open. I believe very strongly.

“We are getting into a very intense part of the season a🔯nd I want to get it out of the way because I t🐼hink it’s important we focus on the racing side.

“I hope sooner than later everythinꦕg can be finalised and we can show it.”

Perez downplayed the impact of not having his future sorted, staꦿting “there’s always pressure” in F1.

“I think Formula One there’s always pressure regardless of if you have a🐻 deal or not, you always have to perform,” he ad♓ded.

“Especially Red Bull, it’s a very heavy pressure environment. So it doesn’t change. I believe sooner rather than 🔴later we will know 𓃲what I’m doing.”

Perez also didn’t ru🎐le out speaking to other teams, he concluded: “Until nothing is 🐬signed, everything is an option.”