
Perez could have retired from Miami GP as Red Bull struggle with reliability issues
Sergio Perez struggled to make it to the finish of the Miami Grand Prix race due to a sensor malfunction, indicating that Red Bull Racing

Sergio Perez struggled to make it to the finish of the Miami Grand Prix race due to a sensor malfunction, indicating that Red Bull Racing

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto expressed concern about the quantity of enhancements made by Red Bull despite F1 budget cap restrictions.

Sergio Perez claims to have misplaced one of his helmets before of the Miami Grand Prix, which he misplaced during a promotional stunt in which

Sebastian Vettel quashed any rumours of a possible return to Red Bull by stating that he hasn’t spoken to his previous team in a long

When Sebastian Vettel’s current Aston Martin deal expires at the end of 2022, he hasn’t ruled out the idea of returning to Red Bull.

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has provided an update on who will be driving alongside Max Verstappen in 2023.

With a one-two finish from Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez, Red Bull is believed to have achieved significant advances with the upgrade they brought to

In a video posted to the team’s social media accounts, Sergio Perez drove an old Red Bull vehicle around the brand-new Miami circuit.

Former Red Bull senior engineer Dan Fallows has finally joined Aston Martin following a legal battle with Red Bull over his contract termination.

Red Bull advisor Helmut Mako, revealed that the identical issue caused Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez to retire in the final stages of the Bahrain