Home hero Sergio Perez is the poster boy of the Mexican Grand Prix but faces an uncertain future with Red Bull and in Formula 1 as the end of 'a terrible season' nears

By his own assessment, this Formula 1 season has been a massive disappointment for Sergio Perez. But if there's one place for him to turn it around, it would be at his home race, the Mexico City Grand Prix,

Sergio Perez's future will have no bearing on the future of Mexico's F1 race, according to the event organiser.

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner agreed on Friday with Sergio Perez's assessment of his Formula One season as 'terrible' but said the Mexican was still the team's driver for 2025.

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez is a Mexican racing driver. This weekend, the Red Bull driver will return home, competing at the 2024 Grand Prix as he continues to fight to prove himself worthy of the second Red Bull seat.

Even though Max Verstappen had won the race for Red Bull, third-placed Pérez drew the crowd’s focus after scoring his first Mexican Grand Prix podium. While it was his fifth podium of the 2021 season,

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner agreed on Friday with Sergio Perez's assessment of his Formula One season as 'terrible' but said the Mexican was still the team's driver for 2025. Perez has yet to win this year and is eighth in the standings with 150 points,

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

Mexican hero Perez’s spot at Red Bull is under intense scrutiny – again – and his future may have an impact on the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez as a grand prix venue in the future

Sergio Perez has hit back at Formula 1 journalists after he has quashed rumours of him announcing his retirement at the Mexican Grand Prix this weekend.

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