Red Bull driver Sergio Perez has made it clear that he is here to stay with the team in the premier class of motorsport, by sharing a famous clip from the movie

Red Bull's Sergio Perez has responded to claims that he will announce his retirement from Formula 1 at his home Grand Prix in Mexico City.

Sergio Perez has moved to silence rumours suggesting he could be about to announce his retirement from F1. F1 journalist Joe Saward had suggested earlier this week that Perez was planning to announcement his retirement at his home race in Mexico City in late October.

Sergio Perez has addressed recent rumours about his potential retirement from Formula 1 in the middle of the current season. The Red Bull Racing driver took to social media to put an end to the speculation,

David Coulthard warns Sergio Perez about a potentially uncertain future at Red Bull similar to Daniel Ricciardo.

Red Bull Racing driver Sergio Perez admits he briefly considered leaving Formula 1 but insists that his retirement is still at least two years away. The 34-year-old Mexican racer's future has been the subject of speculation,

The news that Daniel Ricciardo was being replaced at Visa Cash App RB F1 Team by Liam Lawson was expected. Still, the announcement has not stopped rumors from flying around the Formula 1 paddock. The latest rumor held that Red Bull driver Sergio Pérez was set to announce his retirement at the Mexico City Grand Prix, his home race.

Now that Daniel Ricciardo's midseason firing from Red Bull's junior team has been made official and the buzz around Max Verstappen's community service penalty for cursing has died down, the eyes of the Formula 1 paddock are turning back to Sergio Perez's seat at Red Bull.

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

Sergio Perez has apologised to fans on social media, following rumours of his Formula 1 retirement. Perez's form in 2024 has been dismal, having scored just 41 points from his last 12 outings and failing to beat team-mate Max Verstappen in any race that they have both finished.