All news on the topic: Sergio Perez

Verstappen won the first race of the year with Perez second, while their finishing positions were swapped in Saudi Arabia with Red Bull dominating the early part of the season

Perez failed to qualify for the Australian Grand Prix after failing to set a time in Saturday's session, leaving the F1 stewards with a decision to make ahead of the race

Red Bull racers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez were hoping to make it three poles in a row between them, but Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were among those lying in wait as the rainclouds gathered in Melbourne

Perez was one of the favourites for pole in Melbourne after managing it last time out in Jeddah, but was out minutes into the session after beaching his Red Bull in the gravel

Perez feels Red Bull have given him the same opportunity to succeed as Verstappen, but one thing the Mexican said doesn't quite sit right with team boss Horner

EXCLUSIVE: Perez has not been afraid to stand his ground in public amid rumours of a tense relationship with Verstappen – drawing praise for the Mexican from Johnny Herbert and Billy Monger

Perez chalked the the heated Red Bull radio conversations during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix down to a miscommunication, though Verstappen does not agree with that assessment

Another sign pointing to a tense relationship between Perez and Verstappen emerged at the Saudi GP, as the Mexican felt Red Bull were giving different radio instructions to his team-mate

Eddie Jordan suggested that Verstappen may have "concocted" the drive shaft problem which hampered his race weekend in Jeddah, though David Coulthard is not so sure

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur believes Sergio Perez could open up a huge advantage over Max Verstappen, providing Red Bull struggle with reliability problems

Former F1 team owner Eddie Jordan has shared a bold theory about Sergio Perez beating Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix last weekend

Tensions are high at Red Bull after Sergio Perez beat Max Verstappen to the chequered flag at the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, reversing their positions from Bahrain

Formula 1 stars Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris endured a tough Saudi Arabian Grand Prix last weekend, but looked to wind down by enjoying a round of golf together

A solitary point separates Red Bull teammates Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez at the top of this year's F1 standings and team principal Christian Horner has been warned the "friction" between the pair could cause some problems

Perez was clearly in a bullish mood after winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as proven by his social media post after lifting the trophy which was deleted soon after

Max Verstappen's dad Jos was spotted not looking particularly happy for Sergio Perez after his Saudi GP win and has since had a thinly-veiled dig at the Mexican racer

Max Verstappen saw his qualifying at Saudi Arabia Grand Prix end in disaster due to a mechanical problem - resulting in the two-time world champion starting 15th on the grid

Sergio Perez won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but had the fastest lap taken away from him on the last lap by Max Verstappen, who has no regrets as "there's a point on the line"

Jos Verstappen did little to hide his true emotions—or lack thereof—after Red Bull's Sergio Perez beat his son, Max, to first at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Verstappen appeared pleased with his result at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix when speaking to the TV cameras but, in the post-race press conference, was critical of his Red Bull team

Verstappen is so used to winning that he sat down in the chair reserved for the race winner at the Saudi GP – as actual victor Sergio Perez chatted with Fernando Alonso in the cool down room

Verstappen started 15th but was up to second by the mid-way point in the race, helped by a controversial safety car, while Lewis Hamilton and George Russell finished fourth and fifth ahead of the Ferraris

Perez took advantage of Max Verstappen's misfortune to park his Red Bull on pole position for the race in Jeddah – a result which caught the eye for more than one reason

Max Verstappen was the favourite for Saudi Arabian Grand Prix pole, but suffered a mechanical problem which means he will start the race 15th on the grid instead

Verstappen suffered a mechanical failure which meant he had to settle for 15th on the grid in Jeddah, while Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez took full advantage to take pole position