Is Sergio Perez set to retire from Red Bull at the Mexican Grand Prix? Checo shared a clip from 'Wolf of Wall Street' in response.

David Coulthard warns Sergio Perez about a potentially uncertain future at Red Bull similar to Daniel Ricciardo.

Sergio Perez has provided the perfect response to rumours that he is set to retire from Formula One. The Mexican remains under pressure at Red Bull after a disappointing run of form, but is being defiant.

Now that Daniel Ricciardo's midseason firing from Red Bull's junior team has been made official and the buzz around Max Verstappen's community service penalty for cursing has died down, the eyes of the Formula 1 paddock are turning back to Sergio Perez's seat at Red Bull.

Red Bull and Sergio Perez have "worked out a plan" to announce his retirement at the Mexican Grand Prix, according to the F1 rumour mill.

Speaking before Ricciardo's exit from VCARB was confirmed, Coulthard suggested that Perez may find himself in the same boat unless he can prove himself over the next six races. "He did brilliantly in Baku,

Red Bull Racing and Sergio Perez are reportedly set to announce the Mexican driver's retirement, with the official declaration likely occurring during his upcom

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has broken his silence on the untimely departure of Daniel Ricciardo from Formula 1. It was announced on Thursday that the Aussie driver would leave RB with immediate effect in order for 22-year-old Liam Lawson to take over his seat for the remainder of the 2024 season.