Sergio Pérez broke his silence Friday in the wake of his sudden exit from Red Bull. The veteran Formula 1 driver signed a new contract with the team this past summer, but a difficult season saw him tumble down the F1 Drivers’ Championship standings,

Sergio Perez has spoken for the first time since his exit from Red Bull was announced, revealing he will make a decision about whether he will return to F1 in the next six months. After a torrid 2024 F1 campaign, Red Bull decided to end his contract early and replace him with Liam Lawson for the upcoming season.

Very big things are coming” for Sergio Perez in future, according to his father Antonio, as he has spoken following his departure from Red Bull. Perez confirmed he would be stepping back from a race seat with Red Bull at the end of a disappointing 2024 campaign,

After losing his Formula 1 seat at Red Bull Racing to Liam Lawson, Sergio Perez has broken his silence for the first time. On the back of what was a horrible 2024 season for Perez, rumours surrounding his future refused to go away as he finished in a disappointing eighth place in the standings, 285 points behind teammate Max Verstappen.

Sergio Perez has revealed he will decide in June what he will do next following his depature from Red Bull over the winter of 2024.

Perez had been under contract with Red Bull until the end of the 2026 season, having signed a two-year deal in the middle of last year – this extension being an attempt from the team at assuring him of his future and giving him confidence to push on, an attempt which ultimately didn’t work out.

Despite signing a multi-year contract extension during the summer, Red Bull dropped Perez at the end of the 2024 season. The six-time Grand Prix winner failed to record a top-nine finish in his final eight races as the Milton Keynes squad dropped to third in the Constructors’ Championship standings.

Sergio Perez may no longer be active in Formula 1, but that by no means means means that his father, Antonio Perez Garibay, has vanished from the spotlight. The politician was a very much present guest in the Formula E paddock in Mexico this weekend,

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Sergio Perez has yet to decide on his next move following his departure from Red Bull Racing, where he had been part of the team for four years.