Unfortunately, Perez's form shows no signs of improvement. In Mexico, Perez suffered a shock early Q1 exit in qualifying and finished Sunday's race in P17, while in Brazil he could only recover from a horror qualifying to finish 11th, once again out of the points.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has admitted it has to "look at the facts" regarding Sergio Perez's place with the

Sergio Perez’s admission that he’s had a “terrible season” met with agreement by Red Bull team boss Christian Horner. Ahead of his home race in Mexico City this weekend, home hero Sergio Perez assessed his season as “terrible” as his struggle for form continues,

Back in June, Formula 1 veteran Sergio Perez signed a two-year contract extension with Red Bull Racing, one that would extend his time with the team through the end of the 2026 season. Just five months later, however, Checo now seems to be in danger of leaving the team's senior F1 operation even before the end of his previous deal.

Perez finished last at the Mexican Grand Prix and may only have the next race to prove he can still compete for Red Bull

Sergio Perez had a nightmare time in qualifying at his home event in Mexico City, finishing way off the pace to qualify 18th despite raucous support from the grandstands

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner agreed on Friday with Sergio Perez's assessment of his Formula 1 season as 'terrible' but said the Mexican was still the team's driver for 2025.

Red Bull Formula 1 team principal Christian Horner has confirmed that an immediate change has been made for the Brazilian Grand Prix surrounding Sergio Perez. The underperforming driver's position at the team is at risk following a slew of disappointing race results,