168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez has revealed that he’s no closer to signing a new Red Bull F1 deal despite Alex Albon committing his futur�⛎�e to Williams.

Ahead of this weekend’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Williams announced that Albon had signed a new multi-year deal💦, keeping him with the team until at least 2027.

Albon was a leading con🎶tender to potentially replace Perez given his prior links to the tea🦩m.

Albon spent just over a season alongside 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen b♐etween 2019 and 2020 before being dropped for thꦇe subsequent season.

The Thai driver 💜returned to F1 in 2022 with Williams, guiding the team to their best finish in some time last year with P7 in t🍸he championship.

With Albon off the market, Perez’s bid to secure another year at Red Bull grow🍌s stronger.

Giving an update on his f🎉uture at Imola, Perez said: “Still nothing has been signed. Everything is still open. I believe very strongly.

“We are getting into a very intense part of the season and I want to get it out of the way because I think it’s imp𓆏ortant we focus on the racing side.

“I hope sooner than later ever🍬ything can be finalised and we can show it.”

Perez downplayed the impact of not having his future sorted, st🧜at꧋ing “there’s always pressure” in F1.

“I think Formula One there’s always pressure regardless of i🍌f you have a deal or not, you always have💃 to perform,” he added.

“Especially Red Bull, it’s a very heavy pressure enviꦍronment. So it doesn’t change. I believe sooner𝔍 rather than later we will know what I’m doing.”

Perez also didn’t rule out speaking to other teams, he concluded: “Until n💜othing is signed, everything is an option.”