All news on the topic: Sergio Perez

McLaren F1 star Norris is also a keen golfer and made the most of his weekend off to travel to the Marco Simone Golf Club and cheer on Team Europe in its quest for Ryder Cup glory

Perez is out of contract at the end of the 2024 season and Red Bull team principal Horner has already made it clear he will be exploring all the driver options available to him

Perez sought professional help to adjust his mindset after losing his confidence earlier this season, and says he is now in a much more positive mindset as a result

Perez has one more season to run on his current Red Bull contract and team principal Horner has already made it clear he will be exploring all the options at his disposal

Sergio Perez's form has tailed off dramatically and Red Bull's team principal Christian Horner is already looking for replacements ahead of his contract expiring

Sergio Perez is 177 points behind his Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen and is under increasing pressure to improve his performances following dire results in Japan and Singapore

In April this year, Perez's father dismissed the suggestion that Red Bull favoured Verstappen over his son as a lie – but that was when the Mexican was winning races

Perez continues to struggle in Verstappen's shadow and Red Bull will need more from him next season if they are challenged more by the likes of Ferrari and Mercedes

Struggling Perez has picked up penalties in the last two Grands Prix for causing collisions with other drivers, earning some scathing reviews from them in the process

George Russell has demanded changes after Serio Perez was involved in yet another incident at the Japanese Grand Prix, though the Mexican's penalty ultimately had no impact on his race

Perez suffered a nightmarish race at Suzuka which ended prematurely with zero points, after which Red Bull chief Horner admitted he will be considering other drivers for that seat

Lando Norris finished second in the Japanese Grand Prix, but the McLaren driver was left shouting and swearing at Red Bull's Sergio Perez at one point during the race

Sergio Perez retired after a disastrous start to the Japanese Grand Prix, with Red Bull team principal Christian Horner admitting he had "a shocker of a race" in Suzuka

Perez was retired from the race but then latest sent back out by Red Bull to serve a time penalty, in the hope of avoiding a grid drop at next month's Qatar Grand Prix

Perez suffered a disastrous Japanese GP, colliding with other drivers on at least two occasions and using three front wings in the first 15 laps before retiring from the race

Max Verstappen saw off the challenge of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris at the start to romp to victory at Suzuka, while Red Bull made an eye-catching move with Sergio Perez

Perez's race at Suzuka was over after just 15 laps, but that fact does not tell the whole story of his short race littered with errors and slapstick moments for the Red Bull driver

Max Verstappen was quickest in all three practice sessions to make it clear to rivals Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz that Red Bull are back to their best at Suzuka

Verstappen was the subject of three separate investigations at last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, but avoided a penalty for all of them – to the surprise of Red Bull's rivals

Sergio Perez finished eighth in Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix but was hit with a time penalty after clashing with Williams star Alex Albon, which has angered their team boss

Red Bull endured a terrible weekend in Singapore as they lost their 100 per cent winning record and Max Verstappen's historic F1 winning streak came to an abrupt end

Red Bull had a horrible weekend in Singapore, not only losing their 100 per cent win record for the 2023 season but not even being in podium contention with their cars unusually slow

A tense and enthralling Singapore Grand Prix ended with a brawl for the win with Carlos Sainz leading and holding off Lando Norris and the charging George Russell and Lewis Hamilton behind him

Max Verstappen struggled in practice as Red Bull opened the door for the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris to snatch pole for the Singapore race

Marko was accused of making an offensive comment about Red Bull racer Perez's nationality, for which he apologised both publicly and privately to the Mexican driver