Sergio Perez is hoping to finish the 2024 season on a high after struggling in his RB20 for the majority of the year. At the last Grand Prix in Qatar, the Mexican was almost eight-tenths slower than Max Verstappen in qualifying and retired from the race.

A touted replacement for Sergio Perez at Red Bull has been knocked back because their management don’t “rate him”, it has been claimed. After the F1 Qatar Grand Prix, Valtteri Bottas was suggested by some onlookers to be the answer to Red Bull’s problems.

Sergio Perez looks set to be on the way out from Formula One and Red Bull after a torrid 2024 campaign. Various reports after Sunday’s race in Qatar state that Red Bull are set to move on from the 34-year-old after the season finale in Abu Dhabi this weekend,

Christian Horner has all but confirmed that Sergio Perez won’t be returning to Red Bull as an F1 driver next year. The Mexican has endured a dismal season on the track and has fallen to eighth in the standings after another substandard weekend at the Qatar Grand Prix.

Mexican Formula 1 star Sergio Perez, one of the top drivers in the sport over the last five years, is expected to part with Oracle Red Bull Racing at the end of this season.

Even in the throes of a miserable run of form to end what he has labeled a “terrible” Formula One season with Red Bull, Sergio Pérez’s outward confidence about his future has never been shaken. On Thursday,

Sergio Perez knows the score and will come to his own conclusions about his Formula One future, Red Bull boss Christian Horner said after the Mexican fired another blank on Sunday with his time at the team seemingly close to an end.

One of the current VCARB drivers is set to step into the senior team at Red Bull Racing for F1 2025, with Sergio Perez making way for either Liam Lawson or Yuki Tsunoda. Peter Bay