Sunday’s F1 news includes “evidence” emerging in the tyre-cooling row and Red Bull being urged to replace Sergio Perez with Valtteri Bottas for F1 2025. Let’s rush through the day’s headlines at the speed of

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

There has not been much enjoyment for Perez in recent weeks, with miserable races in Brazil and Mexico both seeing him finish outside the points. Red Bull have fallen down to third in the Constructors' Championship despite the fact Verstappen has all but secured his fourth consecutive individual title.

2024 has undoubtedly proved to be one of the most difficult seasons that the 34-year-old has endured, having been totally outclassed by team-mate Max Verstappen. The season had begun brightly for Perez, backing up his world champion team-mate well in the first five rounds of the campaign, claiming four podiums.

Eddie Jordan thinks there is "not a chance" Sergio Perez will be on the grid with Red Bull in 2025, despite him being a "lovely guy".

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

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

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 have made an announcement regarding under-performing driver Sergio Perez ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Perez has come under severe scrutiny this season having suffered a disastrous slump in form which has seen him collect just 48 points in his last 15 outings.

Sergio Perez has contradicted himself about his Sao Paulo race weekend in Brazil, recently revealing that it was one of the "strongest weekends" in terms of pac