The 2015 season started with a 10th place for Pérez in Australia, followed by a 13th in Malaysia, an 11th in China and an eighth in Bahrain.
He came fifth in Belgium and sixth in Italy.
His best race of the season was in Russia, where he scored his first podium of 2015 and Force India's third ever.
He finished the 2015 championship in ninth, his highest championship position to date, with 78 points.
He outscored teammate Hülkenberg by 20 points.
Besides the podium finish in Russia, he managed three further top five finishes in Belgium, USA and Abu Dhabi; he scored 63 of his 78 points in the final nine rounds.
In the second half of the season he out qualified his teammate in six of the last nine races, and eight times throughout the season.
The 2015 season started with a 10th place for Pérez in Australia, followed by a 13th in Malaysia, an 11th in China and an eighth in Bahrain. He came fifth in Belgium and sixth in Italy. His best race of the season was in Russia, where he scored his first podium of 2015 and Force India's third ever. He finished the 2015 championship in ninth, his highest championship position to date, with 78 points. He outscored teammate Hülkenberg by 20 points. Besides the podium finish in Russia, he managed three further top five finishes in Belgium, USA and Abu Dhabi; he scored 63 of his 78 points in the final nine rounds. In the second half of the season he out qualified his teammate in six of the last nine races, and eight times throughout the season.
Sergio Pérez