Sergio Perez is confident that he can turn his “terrible” 2024 F1 season around at this weekend’s Mexico City Grand Prix. Perez sits eighth in the F1 constructors’ championship, 204 points behind Red Bull F1 teammate Max Verstappen.

Honda are pushing for Red Bull to consider Yuki Tsunoda as a potential replacement for the underperforming Sergio Perez in the upcoming season, and team principal Christian Horner hasn't dismissed the possibility.

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez admits he has had "a terrible season" as he embarks on his home race this weekend.

Former F1 race winner Johnny Herbert believes Red Bull need to drop Sergio Perez “sooner rather than later” – and should be replaced by RB driver Yuki Tsunoda. Perez has a contract with Red Bull until the end of 2025 – with an option for 2026 – but has struggled as Max Verstappen’s teammate this year.

Sergio Perez describes his 2024 Formula 1 season as “terrible” amid speculations of his departure from Red Bull Racing due to declining performance.

Red Bull Formula 1 driver Sergio Perez has acknowledged he has had a "terrible season" and is desperate to gift his Mexican home fans a big result this weekend. Perez started the season in strong enough shape to earn a new two-year deal at Red Bull,

Sergio Perez admits he has had a “terrible season” as speculation continues over his future at Red Bull. Perez is eighth in the drivers’ standings – 204 points behind team-mate Max Verstappen – and his highest finish in the last 13 races is sixth.

Anthony Davidson says it will not surprise him at all if Red Bull replace Sergio Perez with Kiwi whizz-kid Liam Lawson for 2025, especially if they lose the Constructors’ title. Perez heads into his home grand prix this weekend trailing team mate Max Verstappen by 204 points and without a podium finish since the Chinese GP in April – 14 races ago.