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Sergio Perez Believes F1 Will Rely on Cadillac's Growth for "About Three More years."

Summary by F1-gate.com
Sergio Perez has indicated that he expects his F1 career to last "about three more years." For the 36-year-old Perez, developing Cadillac into a competitive team is likely to be his last major project in F1. Perez lost his seat at Red Bull Racing at the end of 2024, and after a year-long break, he returned to F1 in 2026, partnering with Valtteri Bottas for the newly entered Cadillac team.
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Sergio Pérez believes that the recent halt in the development of Cadillac is a disappointment. Nevertheless, he believes that the stable has the potential to progress quickly and wants to become an essential pillar of the project.

Sergio Perez has indicated that he expects his F1 career to last "about three more years." For the 36-year-old Perez, developing Cadillac into a competitive team is likely to be his last major project in F1. Perez lost his seat at Red Bull Racing at the end of 2024, and after a year-long break, he returned to F1 in 2026, partnering with Valtteri Bottas for the newly entered Cadillac team.

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f1-gate.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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