Helmut Marko has indicated several times that
Sergio Perez's seat will be discussed on the Monday after the
Belgian Grand Prix. The Mexican has been widely criticised for not performing well enough on track. Perez started Sunday's race from P2 but finished P8, which became P7 after
George Russell's disqualification. The top advisor was not happy with the Mexican's result.
Marko on Perez in Belgium
"Sergio had the chance to get a good result from second place. Unfortunately, that was not the case. Especially in the last stint he completely collapsed, where he set lap times of 1:48. What looked so positive in qualifying unfortunately did not come out during the race," the
Red Bull Racing advisor told
Sky Sports Germany. "For us, the situation is such that we are also already going through the overall situation for 2025. We have a number of drivers and we have a draft. But of course every result is important for Sergio (Perez), and eighth place from second on the grid is certainly not what we expected," Marko concluded.
The 81-year-old Austrian already said Hungary that a meeting is scheduled on the Monday after the race at
Spa-Francorchamps to discuss Perez's performance. It seems that a decision on the remainder of the season will also follow.