Sergio Perez’s future will be discussed in a Red Bull shareholder meeting after F1’s season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix While Perez only signed a new two-year contract in May of this year,

Sergio Perez himself would be wanting to end his Red Bull career after nightmarish 2024 season according to Dutch racing driver.

Sergio Perez's recent comments on the Red Bull Racing team's strategy during the Las Vegas Grand Prix highlight the frustrations and challenges he has encounter

A contender to replace Sergio Perez has ruled himself out of the running for F1 2025, claiming Red Bull "don't really like me."

With Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko having openly admitted the two junior RB drivers- Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda are auditioning for Perez's seat, the pressure is on for the 34-year-old to start delivering or face an early contract termination.

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has disclosed that Red Bull's shareholders will decide the driver lineups for both Red Bull Racing and VCARB (RB) following

Helmut Marko has pinned the entire blame on Sergio Perez for the failure of Red Bull's employees to get their bonuses this season

Pérez's disappointing performances have helped McLaren and Ferrari overtake Red Bull in the constructors' championship, which dictates prize money available to teams. Max Verstappen wrapped up the drivers' title at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Sunday.

Perez got off to a good start this season, finishing on the podium in four of the first five races, but has since seen his form take a nosedive.

Red Bull Formula 1 chief Helmut Marko has revealed the deadline for deciding Sergio Perez's future beyond the end of the 2024 season. While his supreme team-mate Max Verstappen has cruised to world championship success once again,

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen, fresh from securing his fourth championship in Las Vegas, has revealed thoughts about quitting Red Bull amid the internal turmoi