In the round-up: Max Verstappen thanked his departing team mate Sergio Perez after Red Bull confirmed he will not see out the final two years of his contract. In brief Verstappen thanks Perez Perez joined Verstappen at Red Bull in 2021 and became his longest-serving team mate over the four years they spent together. He
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has indicated why the team did not consider hiring Carlos Sainz Jnr to replace the struggling Sergio Perez. Sainz was previously a member of Red Bull’s junior academy and made his F1 debut alongside Max Verstappen at their second team, known at the time as Toro Rosso in 2015.
It had been pretty clear for a while that Sergio Perez would not be a part of Red Bull’s future in Formula 1 on the back of his troubled 2024 campaign. However, what was not so obvious was exactly how the parting of ways would play out because of the complications caused by him having
It had been pretty clear for a while that Sergio Perez would not be a part of Red Bull’s future in Formula 1 off the back of his troubled 2024 campaign. However, what was not so obvious was exactly how the parting of ways would play out because of the complications caused by him having
Sergio Perez’s Red Bull career haul now ends at five wins, three poles and 932 points. That he only added to the last of those three categories in the 2024 Formula 1 season is one of three key reasons why he’s finally been cast off as Max Verstappen’s team-mate. The other two are firstly how
Sergio Perez’s four-year stint at Red Bull is at an end – and with that, his Formula 1 career appears to be over too. The 34-year-old who started his 281st grand prix this year has been shown the door at the end of the season with two years left to run on his contract. This
Red Bull has confirmed Sergio Perez will not return to drive for the team in the 2025 Formula 1 season. The widely-expected news was confirmed in statements issued by Perez and Red Bull on Wednesday. Perez’s said they had “reached an agreement to part ways.” The team is yet to confirm who will replace Perez.
On this week’s episode, we react to the news that Sergio Perez is leaving Red Bull after a very disappointing campaign for the 34-year-old. The Mexican finished eighth in the Formula 1 drivers’ standings, while team-mate Max Verstappen clinched a fourth, consecutive crown and finished 285 points ahead of Perez. So with that news now confirmed,
Sergio Perez’s Red Bull career haul now ends at five wins, three poles and 932 points. That he only added to the last of those three categories in the 2024 Formula 1 season is one of three key reasons why he’s finally been cast off as Max Verstappen’s team-mate. The other two are firstly how
Sergio Perez has announced his exit from the Red Bull Formula 1 team after four seasons with the squad. As widely expected, the Mexican will vacate the seat alongside world champion Max Verstappen after a tough 2024 campaign in which he struggled for performance and dropped to eighth in the drivers’ championship. That lack of
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