A Formula 1 star has delivered a concerning verdict over the future of Red Bull's driver lineup, claiming it isn't clear what the team wants. Lewis Hamilton has carried out an agreement with Mercedes, as his Ferrari debut is delayed by final commitments with the Brackley outfit.

Sergio Perez may receive up to $16 million to terminate his Red Bull Racing contract early due to underperformance.

Mexican Formula 1 star Sergio Perez, one of the top drivers in the sport over the last five years, is expected to part with Oracle Red Bull Racing at the end of this season.

Perez has not won a race since the 2023 Azerbaijan GP, while Verstappen has managed 26 victories in that time, driving the same machinery as Perez. Now, team principal Horner has suggested that it may have been a mistake to offer Perez a contract so early on in the season, claiming it 'didn't work'.

Sergio Perez's future at Red Bull is facing increased uncertainty as the team is set to hold meetings this week about the future driver line-ups of both of its

Breaking down the key statistics from Sergio Perez's Red Bull career so far, and how he compares to his championship-winning teammate Max Verstappen.

F1 2024 was Perez’s fourth season with Red Bull, and it was by far his worst. Red Bull will have to pay Sergio Perez a pretty penny. Fourth in his first season when his heroics

Max Verstappen is not sure what to expect from the 2025 Formula 1 season but hopes to once again be in the world title fight. The Dutchman sees a positive in the fact that Red Bull has more wind tunnel time in comparison to constructors title winner McLaren,

Team principal Chris Horner said the team wanted to sit down with Checo and "work out what is the right and appropriate way forward"

Yuki Tsunoda described the Red Bull car as "very different" to what he is used to, after an encouraging maiden test for the squad on Tuesday at Yas Marina Circuit. The Japanese was finally given a proper test in one of Red Bull's cars during the post-season Abu Dhabi tyre test.