Vijay Mallya tells Crash.net he has been impressed by the way Sergio Perez reacted to the controversial clash with Felipe Massa in Canada by finishing sixth in Austria read more »

The Force India Formula 1 team believes Sergio Perez could have fought Williams for an Austrian Grand Prix podium, had he not been hampered by a grid penalty. read more »

For the eighth time in eight Formula One races in 2014, the Sahara Force India team picked up points as Sergio Perez finished sixth and Nico Hulkenberg ninth in the […] read more »

Sergio Perez said he was very pleased to rise through the field to finish sixth in the Austrian Grand Prix but that the result was soured by his grid penalty read more »

Sergio Perez believes he could have had a shot at a podium finish in Austria were it not for the decision to uphold his five-place grid penalty from the Canadian Grand Prix read more »

Sahara Force India scored ten points in today's Austrian Grand Prix with Sergio Perez racing to sixth place and Nico Hulkenberg finishing in ninth place. Sergio Perez also... read more »

Sergio Perez believes that he could have finished on the podium in Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix without his five-place grid penalty. read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes that he extracted the maximum possible from the McLaren MP4-29 upon Formula 1's return to Austria. Magnussen raced inside the top 10 through and... read more »

Force India driver Sergio Perez believes that a podium position would have been possible at the Austrian Grand Prix had he not sustained a grid penalty. Perez qualified in 11th... read more »

A frustrating session in Austria saw the Sahara Force India team qualify tenth with Nico Hulkenberg and sixteenth for Sergio Perez after his penalty from his Canada crash was... read more »

Sergio Perez and Max Chilton's penalties carried over from the Canadian Grand Prix are the only changes to the Formula 1 grid in Austria. read more »

Romain Grosjean joked that a shortcut would help Lotus's chance of progressing up the field after he was eliminated from Q2 during qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix.... read more »

The five-place grid-drop penalty handed out to Sahara Force India driver Sergio Perez after the incident in Canada that eliminated the Williams of Felipe Massa and himself will... read more »

Force India driver Sergio Perez's five-place grid penalty for this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix is upheld after a second inquiry. read more »

Sergio Perez's five-place grid penalty has been upheld by the Austrian race stewards, despite agreeing to review the matter following 'new evidence' from Force... read more »

The stewards have decided to uphold Sergio Perez's five place grid penalty for this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix. Perez was deemed to be the guilty party in a last... read more »

The FIA has decided to uphold Sergio Perez's five place grid penalty for this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix after reviewing his final lap collision with Felipe Massa... read more »

The FIA has ruled that Sergio Perez will lose five-places on the grid this weekend in Austria after re-examining the incident that occurred between the Mexican and Felipe Massa... read more »

Following a further review of the incident in Montreal, Race Stewards in Austria have upheld Sergio Perez' 5-place grid penalty. read more »

The FIA has upheld the decision to punish Sergio Perez with a five-place grid penalty for causing the crash with Felipe Massa at the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Sergio Perez's five-place grid penalty will stand after the FIA upheld the Canadian stewards' verdict.... read more »

The FIA has decided to uphold Sergio Perez's five-place grid penalty in Austria after reviewing his last-lap Montreal crash with Felipe Massa read more »

Stewards at the Austrian GP have upheld the five-place grid penalty handed to Sergio Perez for his collision with Felipe Massa in Montreal. read more »

The FIA said Friday they will re-examine the crash between Sergio Perez and Felipe Massa from the Canadian GP... read more »

Thursday FIA press conference from Austria with Marcus Ericsson, Esteban Gutierrez, Max Chilton, Sergio Perez, Daniel Ricciardo and Fernando Alonso read more »