Blaming Sergio Perez for Valtteri Bottas hitting him in Abu Dhabi, Renger van der Zande says the only upside for the Mexican driver is that “it is over now”. And he’s not referring to the 2024 season,

Even in the throes of a miserable run of form to end what he has labeled a “terrible” Formula One season with Red Bull, Sergio Pérez’s outward confidence about his future has never been shaken. On Thursday,

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez has revealed that he intends to end the season on a high note by delivering a "solid" performance in the 2024 season finale in Abu

Christian Horner has given insights into Sergio Perez’s future in his team after the Qatar Grand Prix fail.The Red Bull team principal shared that the Mexican driver might opt out from the team as he failed to score in a grand prix point

At the end of a disappointing — in his own words, “terrible” — year, Pérez didn’t even get the chance to complete a single lap in the Abu Dhabi season finale. The clout from Bottas, for which the Sauber driver was penalized, caused Pérez’s RB20 to lose power and come to a halt.

Christian Horner has all but confirmed that Sergio Perez won’t be returning to Red Bull as an F1 driver next year. The Mexican has endured a dismal season on the track and has fallen to eighth in the standings after another substandard weekend at the Qatar Grand Prix.

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner had said after the Qatar Grand Prix that he would let Sergio Perez "come to his own conclusions".