As Sergio Perez's Time In F1 Nears It's End, Mexican Driver Gives Advice To Incoming Rookies

There are a lot of rumors going around that Sergio Perez's time in Formula One could be coming to an end as Red Bull might decide to get rid of the Mexican driver this week after the Brazilian Grand Prix. Sergio Perez has been having a terrible season as he has failed to perform the entire season which has led to Red Bull losing it's grip on the Constructors Championship. As Sergio Perez's time in Formula One is coming to an end, the Mexican driver had some words of wisdom for the rookies who are looking to or are coming into F1. 

Sergio Perez Gives Advice To New Comers In Formula One 

Sergio Perez talked about the importance of having a good attitude when new comers come into Formula One. He also emphasized on the incidents Liam Lawson has gotten involved in in his first Grand Prix. 

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“I think you see these youngsters obviously very hungry for it and they're really passionate and it's great to see, you know, they have a great talent. But I'm just talking about Lawson in this regard, that he's his first grand prix, he has had too many incidents. And I think there will be a point where it can cost him too much, like he did this weekend, you know. I just think that he has to have the right attitude to say, "Look, probably I'm overdoing it a little bit. I will step back and I start again’. You know and it's all the learning you have to do as a youngster because if you don't learn from your mistakes formula one is a brutal world and he might not continue,” said Sergio Perez.  

Sergio Perez's Last Chance To Remain In F1

As the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend kicks off today, Sergio Perez has his last opportunity to perform for Red Bull. He would be looking to repeat his last year's performance in the Brazilian Grand Prix. 

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Sergio Perez finished the race in P4 in 2023.