Why Sergio Perez Feels Like ‘More than a Driver' Leading Cadillac in F1

Sergio Perez Admits Cadillac's 'Lot of Disappointment' Forced a Reset as He Reflects on Building an F1 Team From Scratch

Sergio Perez says Cadillac’s recent run of form has brought “a lot of disappointment” after the team failed to build on its early progress The Mexican admits Cadillac has “not improved as much as we hoped” and that the team had to review how it does things after a run of stalled development Perez remains motivated fighting at the back of the field after four years racing at the front with Red Bull, crediting the same intensity he found competing…

Why Sergio Perez feels like ‘more than a driver' leading Cadillac in F1

Sergio Perez is relishing building Cadillac's F1 project "from scratch" as he describes the 'unique' privilege. The post Why Sergio Perez feels like ‘more than a driver' leading Cadillac in F1 appeared first on Motorsport Week.

Why Sergio Perez feels like ‘more than a driver’ leading Cadillac in F1

Sergio Perez is relishing building Cadillac’s Formula 1 project “from scratch” as he describes the ‘unique’ privilege. After years of slogging in the midfield, Perez finally got his big chance when he was called up to drive for Red Bull at the start of the 2021 season. His valiant performances, especially at Istanbul, helped Max Verstappen to his maiden F1 title and earned him the moniker ‘The Minister of Defence’. But things went south for him …

Sergio Perez: I want three more years with Cadillac

Perez feels he'll leave F1 when he no longer has 'the will' to compete, and the Cadillac project is keeping him motivated