Perez has spent the better part of two years facing questions about his Red Bull future amidst reports that his days are numbered. Helmut Marko reminds Sergio Perez there’s only

Sergio Perez will not be announce his retirement in Mexico as has been suggested, as there is "no better pay driver in Formula 1".

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

Now that Daniel Ricciardo's midseason firing from Red Bull's junior team has been made official and the buzz around Max Verstappen's community service penalty for cursing has died down, the eyes of the Formula 1 paddock are turning back to Sergio Perez's seat at Red Bull.

Red Bull and Sergio Perez have "worked out a plan" to announce his retirement at the Mexican Grand Prix, according to the F1 rumour mill.

Sergio Perez has comically responded to talk of retiring from Formula 1 with the iconic “I’m not leaving” video involving Leonardo DiCaprio ’s character Jordan Belfort in the 2013 film The Wolf of Wall Street.

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,

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,

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.