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“Especially back in Mexico, with the Mexican Grand Prix coming up, I didn’t want my fans to be misled into false information. I just want to make it clear that I 100% will be here next year; I have a contract and I will fulfil it, and that’s not in my mind. In my mind is to sort out the issues that we have in the car.”
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Red Bull will run an upgrade on their RB20s this weekend in order to resolve those aforementioned issues – with Perez going on to reveal that the team were struggling with a correlation issue currently that they were looking to get on top of.
“It’s a little bit of an unknown,” said Perez of the upgrade. “In the wind tunnel, we seem to have an issue with the correlation, so we don’t have any numbers for [the upgrade]. We’re just looking to change the characteristics that we’ve been struggling with for the last year and a half or so, and we’re just looking to try and get back that momentum.
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