Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko says168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Sergio Perez’s recent F1 struggles are not car-related but “mor𝓡e psychological”.

Perez was knocked out in the first part of qualifying for the second consecutive race and could only manage a time good enough for 16th on the grid at the Canad🌱ian Grand Prix.

It comes after he was also eliminated in Q1 in Monacoꦿ at the p🍌revious round.

The Mexican, who has been re-signed by Red Bull for a further two seasons, has not featured inside the top-10 ꩲin qualifying since the Miami Grand Prix three races ago.

Perez had started all of the first six races from inside the top six prior to his recent downturn in result🍒s.

His teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen qualified second, having been pipped to pole position by Mercedes’ 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell after the pair set identical lap times.

"It's not the car, you can see that with Max. I think it's more𒅌 psychological," Marko told ServusTV.

"It was close, and when the ℱconditions change, he finds it much more๊ difficult. But the fact that it's already the third time [not in Q3] is painful.”

Perez had looked🥀 set to sneak into Q2 but was ultimately dumped out of qualifying when Alex Albon found improvement in his Williams right at the end of Q1.

Perez admitted he simply could not get his tyres to work and labelled his qualifying as a “to𓃲tal disaster”.

“Mainly the issue was the rear end, tꦆhe rear axle,” Perez told F1TV. “It felt a little bit worse.”

“I ♉think it was a very strange sensation for a lot of cars out there. For us, I ൩just couldn’t get the tyre switched on. It was taking a while to really switch on the tyre.

“It was a total disaster. I th🎀ink when we went at the end, I just co෴uldn’t get a proper lap in.”