The F1 career of Red Bull Racing’s Sergio Pérez has come to an end — at least for the time being — as an agreement has been reached that sees the 34-year-old leave the team. After surviving strong rumours ahead of the summer break that Daniel Ricciardo would replace him, his journey has now ended…
Red Bull heads towards Christmas with decisions to be made as Christian Horner and the other key figures in the team decide on whether Sergio Pérez remains with the team in 2025. Pit Debrief learned last week that the Mexican is set to be dropped due to his awful run of form since a P4…
As the 2024 F1 season draws to a close, it appears that the fate of the Pérez-Red Bull 2025 collaboration is uncertain. With one round to go, Sergio Pérez sits in eighth place—277 points behind his world champion teammate Max Verstappen. The battle for the constructors’ championship has gone down to the wire in Abu…
Sergio Pérez is completely sure about the fact that he will be able to retain his seat at Red Bull in the upcoming 2025 season. In spite of not being able to perform on teammate and four times Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen, the Mexican driver, who had joined the team in 2021, is…
Pit Debrief has learned from multiple sources that Sergio Pérez will depart Red Bull Racing following this weekend’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at Yas Marina as the team led by Christian Horner have decided his position is untenable. 2024 has been a brutal season for the Mexican driver. It started strongly as the finished on…
Under the lights of the Las Vegas GP, RB’s Yuki Tsunoda started in 7th, and finished in 9th, bagging a respectable points finish for the team — the driver is confident that he deserves a spot on the grid next year, and potentially a promotion to Red Bull. His impressive drive, in a less than…
While his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen secured his fourth consecutive World Drivers’ Championship, Sergio Pérez finished the Las Vegas GP in 10th. Gaining places Although the result wasn’t impressive in the Las Vegas GP, Pérez had qualified in P16. He managed to gain six places through several difficult midfield battles. One move in particular…
Red Bull’s Sergio Pérez will start the Las Vegas GP in P16, after failing to make it out of Q1 for the sixth time this season. Low speed struggles Struggling to unlock the one-lap potential of the RB20, Pérez found himself outpaced as others improved late in the session, including the Sauber of Zhou Guanyu…
In Austin on media day, Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez were questioned on allegations made against the team. Allegations that a height altering front ‘bib’ was used to improve performance, leading to the FIA visting the Red Bull garage. As a recap, the device could alter the ride height of the car…
The F1 Brazil GP was one of the most eventful races we have had in a while. The wet Interlagos race consisted of an aborted start, one red flag, and even the first black flag in 17 years. Max Verstappen won from P17. For Red Bull’s Sergio Perez, his day was nothing short of disappointment. Following…
