Sergio Perez firmly denies retirement rumors with a strong statement on social media amidst speculations about his future in Formula 1.

Rumors surrounding Sergio Perez’s future in Formula 1 have been swirling lately, sparking conversations about a possible retirement. Recent performances and circulating speculations have fueled these discussions,

Is Sergio Perez set to retire from Red Bull at the Mexican Grand Prix? Checo shared a clip from 'Wolf of Wall Street' in response.

Ideally, Red Bull want Sergio Perez in the car for F1 2025, but Christian Horner dropped a “two weeks is long term” in Formula 1 hint. After a strong start to the F1 2024 campaign, Perez has seen his Red Bull future called into question after an alarming slump from there,

Sergio Perez has comically responded to talk of retiring from Formula 1 with the iconic “I’m not leaving” video involving Leonardo DiCaprio ’s character Jordan Belfort in the 2013 film The Wolf of Wall Street.

Mexico's Sergio Perez has reaffirmed that he's sticking with Red Bull Racing in 2025, where he's become a favorite among Hispanic audiences.

In a move that has set the F1 driver market ablaze, Red Bull’s decision to drop Daniel Ricciardo mid-season in favor of young talent Liam Lawson has raised eyebrows. With just six rounds left in the 2024 season,

Christian Horner admits that Liam Lawson could replace Sergio Perez next year if he impresses in the next six races at RB. New Zealand racer Lawson has replaced the axed Daniel Ricciardo at Red Bull ’s sister team and will partner Yuki Tsunoda for the remaining six races of the 2024 F1 season.

Mexico's Sergio Perez has reaffirmed that he's sticking with Red Bull Racing in 2025, where he's become a favorite among Hispanic audiences.

While Ricciardo was tipped to replace Perez at various points throughout 2024, Red Bull opted to give the Mexican a new contract. Speaking to the F1 Nation podcast, Horner reveale