Red Bull have made an announcement ahead of the Mexican Grand Prix this month involving driver Sergio Perez. The experienced racer has come under the microscope at the reigning Formula 1 constructors' champions this season,

Sergio Perez will not be announcing his Formula 1 retirement at the Mexican Grand Prix, as has been suggested, because there is “no better pay driver in Formula 1”. As VCARB waved farewell to Daniel Ricciardo after the Singapore Grand Prix,

Sergio Perez firmly denies retirement rumors with a strong statement on social media amidst speculations about his future in Formula 1.

In a move that has set the F1 driver market ablaze, Red Bull’s decision to drop Daniel Ricciardo mid-season in favor of young talent Liam Lawson has raised eyebrows. With just six rounds left in the 2024 season,

Is Sergio Perez set to retire from Red Bull at the Mexican Grand Prix? Checo shared a clip from 'Wolf of Wall Street' in response.

Mexico's Sergio Perez has reaffirmed that he's sticking with Red Bull Racing in 2025, where he's become a favorite among Hispanic audiences.

Rumors surrounding Sergio Perez’s future in Formula 1 have been swirling lately, sparking conversations about a possible retirement. Recent performances and circulating speculations have fueled these discussions,

Mexico's Sergio Perez has reaffirmed that he's sticking with Red Bull Racing in 2025, where he's become a favorite among Hispanic audiences.

After Daniel Ricciardo left RB following the Singapore Grand Prix, speculation about the future of other Red Bull drivers in F1 intensified, with rumours circulating that Sergio Pérez might retire from the sport.