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Sergio Perez himself would be wanting to end his Red Bull career after nightmarish 2024 season according to Dutch racing driver.

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has disclosed that Red Bull's shareholders will decide the driver lineups for both Red Bull Racing and VCARB (RB) following

But Helmut Marko has now confirmed any such discussions deciding Perez's future with Red Bull won't take place until after the finale in Abu Dhabi on December 8, confirming that the decision over whether he could be replaced will take place after the final race of 2024.

Yuki Tsunoda might have made the most compelling case yet to replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull in the latter half of the 2024 F1 season.

Yuki Tsunoda, Esteban Ocon, Zhou Guanyu and popular Williams star Franco Colapinto all join Perez in sitting in the garage for the rest of the session. At the top of the timesheets, the top four drivers all represented different teams, but it was Lando Norris who set the fastest time of the 12-minute stint.

Sergio Perez is reportedly set to stay with Red Bull for the 2025 season after signing major new sponsors, with his team giving the Mexican the green light to produce ‘clothing and merchandising products’ for next year.

Recent reports suggest that Sergio Perez could demand $20,000,000 from Red Bull if the team decides to remove him from the roster. This rumor emerged amid Checo's poor form in the 2024 F1 season.

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Sergio Perez reportedly believes that his seat at Red Bull Racing is safe for the 2025 season, despite swirling rumours that he's set to be replaced by Liam Lawson or Frano Colapinto.