Perez says he will not remain in F1 much longer
Archive photograph: Sergio Perez · 2019-06-27Archive photo · 2019-06-27 · XaviYuahanda · CC BY-SA 4.0
The 36-year-old Cadillac driver says it is difficult to name a number of years, but that his time in F1 will not be much longer.
At 36, Sergio Perez says he does not expect to remain in Formula 1 much longer, though he finds it difficult to specify how many years he has left.
The Cadillac driver told Mexican broadcaster Televisa this week that his time in F1 “won’t be much longer”. He said his children were what held him back from continuing.
Perez said he wants to finish his F1 career on a high note and that it would soon become clear when he retires. His home Mexico City Grand Prix follows this weekend’s Austin round and will be his 300th grand prix start.
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