The rumors that Sergio Perez is all but expelled or defenestrated at Red Bull, which have been perpetuated since the Hungarian Grand Prix in July, seem to run up against stubborn r

Martin Brundle believes Sergio Perez won’t be at the wheel of a Red Bull in F1 2025, with the Mexican close to being ... and unless he can do something miraculous in the next five weekends of Formula 1 racing, that won’t be him.”

Sergio Perez has retaliated once again against speculations regarding his tenure with Red Bull Racing. Following a turbulent performance this season and most re

With Telmex’s departure removing a layer of stability, Perez’s future remains a focal point of F1 speculation as Red Bull looks to solidify its lineup for 2025.

Perez heads into the Brazilian Grand Prix this weekend under immense pressure following a disastrous P17 finish at his home race in Mexico City. The six-time Grand Prix winner has failed to secure a podium finish in his last 15 race starts and sits a lowly eighth in the Drivers’ Championship standings.

Martin Brundle, a former F1 driver and Sky Sports F1 broadcaster, has weighed in on Sergio Perez’s future at Red Bull. Reflecting on Perez’s performance, particularly after the disappointing Mexico City Grand Prix,

Despite having secured a contract for his future, it is highly uncertain whether Sergio Perez will continue to compete for Red Bull Racing in Formula 1 next season. Liam Lawson and Franco Colapinto are seen as potential successors to Max Verstappen's teammate.