David Coulthard warns Sergio Perez about a potentially uncertain future at Red Bull similar to Daniel Ricciardo.

New Sergio Perez rumour with Mexican GP retirement plan. But while Red Bull team boss Christian Horner’s summer break announcement that Perez will continue with the team quashed

Amid swirling rumors about his future with Red Bull, Sergio Perez, the seasoned 34-year-old Mexican F1 driver, has opened up about his thoughts on retirement and his determination to end his career on his own terms.

Now that Daniel Ricciardo's midseason firing from Red Bull's junior team has been made official and the buzz around Max Verstappen's community service penalty for cursing has died down, the eyes of the Formula 1 paddock are turning back to Sergio Perez's seat at Red Bull.

Although Sergio Perez concedes the end of his F1 career is “getting closer”, the Red Bull driver will retire when he wants to and not when someone tells him it’s over. Perez has toiled in an uphill battle this season,

Speculation mounts as rumors suggest Sergio Perez may announce his retirement at the upcoming Mexico Grand Prix.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has broken his silence on the untimely departure of Daniel Ricciardo from Formula 1. It was announced on Thursday that the Aussie driver would leave RB with immediate effect in order for 22-year-old Liam Lawson to take over his seat for the remainder of the 2024 season.

Sergio Perez at risk of mirroring Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull fate? Perez is no stranger to the Red Bull axe speculation himself, with rumours going into the summer break having sug