Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has disclosed that Red Bull's shareholders will decide the driver lineups for both Red Bull Racing and VCARB (RB) following

Sergio Perez is at risk of losing his seat with Red Bull following a miserable 2024 campaign, and team principal Christian Horner has now stated that he may wait ‘all the way up until the start of the 2025 season’ to choose Max Verstappen ’s next team-mate.

As Red Bull consider replacing Sergio Perez for the 2025 Formula 1 season amid a wretched run of form, the Mexican racer has opened up on two opportunities he had this year to start afresh

Sergio Perez will discover whether he has a future at Red Bull following a shareholder meeting after the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The beleaguered Mexican has hung onto a seat so far this year despite enduring a dismal season that has left him 251 points adrift of team-mate and newly-crowned 2024 F1 drivers' champion Max Verstappen.

Perez very much appears Horner's focus, too, with the Red Bull chief desperate for him to improve, issuing a rather damning statement that the team simply cannot compete with McLaren and Ferrari if he does not. "Sergio is our driver and we want to do the very best to get the most out of him," Horner told the official F1 channel, as per Crash.

Recent reports suggest that Sergio Perez could demand $20,000,000 from Red Bull if the team decides to remove him from the roster. This rumor emerged amid Checo's poor form in the 2024 F1 season.

Damon Hill says it’s “baffling” how Sergio Perez keeps hanging onto his Red Bull seat. While Max Verstappen recovered from a difficult start to