Sunday’s F1 news includes “evidence” emerging in the tyre-cooling row and Red Bull being urged to replace Sergio Perez with Valtteri Bottas for F1 2025. Let’s rush through the day’s headlines at the speed of

The rumors that Sergio Perez is all but expelled or defenestrated at Red Bull, which have been perpetuated since the Hungarian Grand Prix in July, seem to run up against stubborn r

An F1 journalist has proposed a wild theory regarding who should replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull. Perez has failed to win a race this term and sits eighth in the world championship, the last driver of the top four teams.

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Red Bull driver Max Verstappen shared the intense emotions he experienced from the delayed Sunday qualifying session to his triumphant victory at the Sao Paulo

Martin Brundle believes Sergio Perez won’t be at the wheel of a Red Bull in F1 2025, with the Mexican close to being a “passenger” in the team. Perez has struggled for form and consistency throughout F1 2024,

Despite having secured a contract for his future, it is highly uncertain whether Sergio Perez will continue to compete for Red Bull Racing in Formula 1 next season. Liam Lawson and Franco Colapinto are seen as potential successors to Max Verstappen's teammate.

More doubts have been cast over Sergio Perez's Formula 1 future, with two huge claims made regarding the Mexican star. 2024 has undoubtedly proved to be one of the most difficult seasons that the 34-year-old has endured,