Red Bull driver Sergio Perez described his Singapore GP at Marina Bay Street Circuit as a "complete disaster," where he finished P10, while his teammate Max Ver

Christian Horner has laid out Red Bull’s demands as Sergio Perez’s seat becomes at risk once again. The Mexican star was tipped to be replaced prior to the summer break, after suffering consecutive Q1 exits and DNF’s at the British and Hungarian Grand Prix.

With the RB20 issues raised by Sergio Perez now much "clearer", apologies have been coming in from Red Bull team members.

Sergio Perez, the Red Bull Racing driver, has recently opened up about the challenges he’s faced with the RB20 car, particularly its balance issues, which have seriously hampered his performance this season.

A Q1 exit in qualifying and a P18 finish in the race did Ricciardo's future no favours in Singapore. However, according to Sky F1 pundit Martin Brundle he may not be out of the Red Bull family altogether.

Sergio Pérez suggested he could benefit more than teammate Max Verstappen from any fix to the car issues that have slowed Formula One champions Red Bull.

The sweltering conditions at the Singapore Grand Prix pushed the Formula 1 drivers n the grid to their physical limits. The Marina Bay Street Circuit, notorious for its physical demands, was practically an oven with temperatures hovering around 32°C (89.

Sergio Perez has joked that Max Verstappen ’s struggles at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix could be attributed to the fact that the Dutchman was ‘not focused’. The reigning world champion could only finish fifth on the road around the streets of Baku.

Max Verstappen's ongoing struggles at Red Bull are costing him millions, according to one ex-Formula 1 driver. The Dutchman is chasing a fourth successive world drivers' title, and currently sits top of the standings with just six races remaining.