All news on the topic: Sergio Perez

Max Verstappen was the favourite to claim victory at the Dutch Grand Prix but all did not appear well with his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez after an unusual team decision mid-race

There was a chasm between Red Bull drivers Verstappen and Perez in qualifying at Zandvoort, after which Wolff admitted he found the situation to be "odd" and "bizarre"

Red Bull have repeatedly insisted that Sergio Perez's place is safe in 2024, but there has now been an admission that the situation is not necessarily set in stone

The Formula 1 season is set to resume this weekend after the summer break, with the Dutch Grand Prix set to take place this Sunday

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen is romping towards a third successive F1 world title with the Dutch driver holding a huge 125-point lead over teammate Sergio Perez

The idea of Lewis Hamilton leaving Mercedes to join rivals Red Bull at the end of the F1 season has been floated, but becoming a team-mate of Max Verstappen is off the cards

Lando Norris was in impressive form before Formula 1 was paused for the summer break and has now been sent a message by two of his Red Bull rivals ahead of the season getting back underway

Ricciardo is back in F1 and has two races under his belt in his second spell with the AlphaTauri team, but the Aussie has made it clear Perez's Red Bull seat is in his sights

The collapse of Perez's brief title challenge and a terrible run of qualifying form have led to plenty of speculation over his future, despite having a Red Bull contract until the end of next year

Verstappen and his Red Bull team have been untouchable all year, but Horner's latest big decision might open the door for their rivals in the second half of the campaign

Perez is miles behind team-mate Max Verstappen in the standings, but is still in second place as Red Bull hope to complete a one-two championship finish for the first time ever

Sergio Perez won two of the opening four Grand Prix races in the 2023 season but has since fallen 125 points behind Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen in the standings

Perez's position with Red Bull is being constantly doubted with team-mate Max Verstappen so far ahead and Daniel Ricciardo gunning for his seat having returned to the F1 grid

Perez is under pressure at Red Bull after the collapse of his short-lived title challenge to team-mate Verstappen, and with AlphaTauri race Daniel Ricciardo gunning for a chance in his seat

Sergio Perez's future with Red Bull Racing has been under the microscope for a few months now, ever since his strong start to the season collapsed and left Max Verstappen to run away with the title race

Perez's former boss from his time at Racing Point, Otmar Szafnauer, is out of a job as of this week after becoming the latest in a long line of high-profile figures axed by Alpine

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has made a prediction for the remainder of the Formula 1 campaign, with the season now pausing briefly for a summer break

Max Verstappen is on course to win a third F1 world title this year, with the Dutchman currently 125 points ahead of his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez who is second in the driver standings

Red Bell have no desire to let Max Verstappen leave any time soon, but Sergio Perez's role as his teammate has come under increased scrutiny over the past few weeks

Perez started the Spa-Francorchamps race second on the grid with Verstappen four places further back due to a penalty, but still the Dutchman took victory at a canter

Lando Norris broke Verstappen's race winner's trophy in Hungary last weekend, but Red Bull could only look at themselves as another prize took a tumble at Spa-Francorchamps

Lewis Hamilton, Sergio Perez and Charles Leclerc were among those who started ahead of Verstappen at Spa-Francorchamps, but none had a prayer of stopping Verstappen

Hamilton lost three places and as many points because of a penalty he received in the Sprint at Spa, but that wasn't his only punishment for ruining Sergio Perez's race

Hamilton was given a time penalty which he and his Mercedes team felt was unfair for colliding with Red Bull racer Perez during the Spa-Francorchamps Sprint race on Saturday

Hamilton was given a five-second penalty for clashing with Perez in Saturday's Sprint, pitting a hole in the Red Bull's sidepod which ended the Mexican's chances of points