Perez reveals when it became clear he was set to leave Red Bull F1

Mexican driver Sergio “Checo” Pérez, runner-up of the world in 2023, spoke about his possible return to Formula 1 and said that he would only return if he found a competitive project that would allow him to enjoy his career. You may be interested: Red Bull’s surprising new design for the Japan Grand Prix After a difficult 2024 with Red Bull, where he finished eighth in the championship, Guadalajara admitted to evaluating options before deciding …

Mark Webber, former Formula 1 driver, has praised Sergio “Checo” Pérez and criticized Red Bull for focusing his strategy on Max Verstappen. Mark Webber praises “Checo” Pérez and criticizes Red Bull for spoiling Verstappen In a recent intervention on the podcast Formula For Success, Webber, a prominent figure in the history of Red Bull Racing, called Pérez a “mago” for his ability to deal with a complicated car, while noting that the team has des…

The future of Checo Pérez in Formula 1 is still a topic of conversation among motorsport fans. After his departure Red Bull at the end of the 2024 season, which was marked by problems with the car. Now, surely you will ask yourself, like this fanatical writer, about what will happen for 2026 with the Mexican driver and this is what you should know. I COULD INTEREST YOU: Watch Free and live America vs Cruz Azul TODAY: Ida's match of the quarterfi…

Sergio Perez: Former Red Bull driver confirms talks to possibly return to F1 grid in 2026 and has say on Yuki Tsunoda

What is very clear to me is that Im only coming back if the project makes sense, and its something I can enjoy, says Sergio Perez four months on from Red Bull exit; watch every session of the Japanese GP live on Sky Sports F1 from Friday, with Sundays race at 6am

Is Sergio Pérez going to make his return to the grid next year? It's quite possible. On one side, his rating has gone up since Liam Lawson survived only two Grand Prix at Red Bull - when Pérez held four years. And on the other, the future 11th team, Cadillac, is looking for two experienced drivers. But does Sergio Pérez really want to go back to the paddocks? Wasn't the former Milton Keynes driver not cooled or destroyed by the end of his experi…

Perez reveals when it became clear he was set to leave Red Bull F1

Sergio Perez has revealed the moment it became clear his Red Bull Racing exit was inevitable.After joining the team in 2021, following previous stints with Sauber, McLaren, Force India and Racing Point, Perez struggled to extract the same level of performance from the Red Bull cars as his world champion team-mate Max Verstappen in 2023 and 2024.Despite a disappointing level of performance ...Keep reading