With Sergio Perez’s F1 career coming to what seems to be a sudden end, the Mexican driver deserves to be remembered for more than his lacklustre final season. Perez won’t be part of Red Bull’s F1 driver line-up in 2025 and,

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has commented on Sergio Perez's immediate exit from the team. Despite extending his contract with Red Bull until 2026 f

Sergio Perez and Red Bull Racing have come to a mutual decision to part ways immediately, marking the end of a four-year partnership that began in 2021. The Mex

Once healed, Ricciardo rejoined and finished the 2023 season alongside teammate Tsunoda, and they formed this year’s lineup for the rebranded RB. It left Lawson, now 22, on the sidelines again, with five grands prix under his belt. As Red Bull’s reserve driver, the New Zealander was at the race weekends and following along from the garage.

Red Bull Racing and Sergio Perez have reached an agreement to part ways effective immediately, ending their four-year partnership.

Despite his disappointing season, Horner insists it was Perez who came to the conclusion that he would take some time out after a Formula One career which began in 2011 and spanned 14 seasons

A new role for Sergio Perez in Formula 1 has been announced following the loss of his seat at Red Bull. 2024 proved a challenging year for Perez, who, despite starting the season with four podiums in five races, suffered a huge downturn in form thereon.

Liam Lawson has been handed a significant opportunity for the 2025 Formula 1 season, as he will be promoted to Red Bull Racing to partner Max Verstappen.