Unfortunately, Perez's form shows no signs of improvement. In Mexico, Perez suffered a shock early Q1 exit in qualifying and finished Sunday's race in P17, while in Brazil he could only recover from a horror qualifying to finish 11th, once again out of the points.

A Formula One reporter on Sky Sports has revealed their surprising theory about who could replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull.

Another qualifying session, another horror show for Sergio Perez at the Brazilian Grand Prix as his mission to save his Red Bull Racing career continues to run on fumes

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.

Sergio Perez's biggest backer in Formula 1 could end up being the one to drive him out of Red Bull in 2025 by supporting Franco Colapinto

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has called out the RB20's performance problems, blaming the issues for his teammate Sergio Perez's performance slump that has bee

Red Bull boss Christian Horner hinted that Sergio Perez’s future with the team may be in doubt, but the Mexican driver remains confident that he’ll be racing next year. After Perez’s last-place finish at Sunday’s Mexico City Grand Prix,

Sergio Pérez remains confident about staying with the Red Bull Team not only for the rest of this Formula 1 season, but also for next year, despite comments from his bosses suggesting

Red Bull Formula 1 team principal Christian Horner has confirmed that an immediate change has been made for the Brazilian Grand Prix surrounding Sergio Perez. The underperforming driver's position at the team is at risk following a slew of disappointing race results,