Isack Hadjar has no doubt "there is a spot" on the F1 grid next season for Sergio Perez.
Perez has been out of motorsport since being released by Red Bull at the end of last season after four years with the team, helping it to win constructors' championships in 2022 and 2023.
READ MORE: Sergio Perez backed for F1 return as rookie looks to build Max Verstappen relationship
Fans demand arrest after racecar weaponised in revenge crash
Dirt racer Bob Gardner of the MARS Late Model Championship has come under considerable criticism after seeing red during a race in the United States, using his car as a weapon in retaliation for a move made by a rival.
The highly controversial moment of madness saw him use his car to flip the car of competitor Daryn Klein, after deliberately driving down the main straight in the wrong direction.
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New Audi F1 boss stunned by old team Red Bull: 'Never have believed it'
Jonathan Wheatley has conceded to obvious surprise at one of the most startling statistics to have emerged out of the first half of the F1 season.
Since Wheatley's arrival as Sauber team principal at the start of May, after spending 19 years with Red Bull, latterly in the role of sporting director, the outfit currently known as Stake before it morphs into the Audi F1 project, has undergone a renaissance.
READ MORE: New Audi F1 boss stunned by old team Red Bull: 'Never have believed it'
Lewis Hamilton handed 'internally very frustrated' Ferrari analysis
Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert believes Lewis Hamilton has been "internally very frustrated" at Ferrari, following an analysis of the seven-time champion's first 12 grands prix in red.
It has been a difficult start to life at the Maranello-based outfit for Hamilton, who is yet to claim a grand prix podium for Ferrari.
READ MORE: Lewis Hamilton handed 'internally very frustrated' Ferrari analysis
Aston Martin highlight 'super fortunate' F1 driver market position
Aston Martin team principal Andy Cowell has signalled Aston Martin's “super fortunate” position in the driver market.
Four-time F1 champion Max Verstappen has long been linked with a move to the Silverstone-based squad, however, more recently, the rumours have placed him with a switch to Mercedes.
READ MORE: Aston Martin highlight 'super fortunate' F1 driver market position
Max Verstappen handed damning 'too slow' verdict
Max Verstappen has watched his slim F1 title chances slip further away in recent rounds, having scored a meagre 41 points over the past five grands prix.
In that span, championship leader Oscar Piastri has taken 88 points and Lando Norris has secured 93, meaning the McLaren team-mates are 69 and 61 points ahead of the Dutchman, respectively, at the halfway stage of the campaign.
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