Sergio Perez's recent comments on the Red Bull Racing team's strategy during the Las Vegas Grand Prix highlight the frustrations and challenges he has encounter

While Max Verstappen stole the show at Red Bull Racing by winning his fourth world championship, Sergio Perez eventually finished in P10 in Las Vegas, after getting eliminated in Q1. Following the Grand Prix,

As Max Verstappen claimed a fourth World Championship in Las Vegas, teammate Sergio Perez could only manage 10th place. From Helmut Marko’s perspective, Red Bull need a driver that can be closer to Verstappen.

Sergio Perez admits he and Red Bull should've done a better job in the Las Vegas Grand Prix but that "we didn't".

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez has opened up about "fundamental" problems on the RB20 F1 car that led him to qualify P16 for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The poor result could inflict further damage to Red Bull's championship prospects in the race, potentially ...

FORMULA ONE star Sergio Perez has complained of a “very noticeable” SMELL in Las Vegas ahead of the Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver is in Sin City ahead of the Vegas GP on Sunday.

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Perez and Verstappen have been running different floor specifications in recent races, with Red Bull attempting to get on top of the balance issues brought about through its mid-s

Red Bull chief Christian Horner is desperate for Sergio Perez to turn his torrid 2024 form around in order to aid the team's fight against McLaren and Ferrari. ➡️ READ MORE A Formula 1 star has confirmed a switch for the 2025 season ahead of their move to join a new team.

Once Max Verstappen secures his fourth world title in Formula 1 this weekend, the Dutchman will no doubt give an extended speech, thanking many. Helmut Marko will get a 'thank you', the mechanics too,

On the back foot after qualifying, Sergio Perez admits he and Red Bull should’ve done a better job in the Las Vegas Grand Prix but that “we didn’t”. Perez took the gamble of starting Saturday night’s race on the hard Pirelli tyres despite every one of the drivers ahead of him lining up on the mediums.