Christian Horner has all but confirmed that Sergio Perez won’t be returning to Red Bull as an F1 driver next year. The Mexican has endured a dismal season on the track and has fallen to eighth in the standings after another substandard weekend at the Qatar Grand Prix.

Red Bull Racing Principal Christian Horner has shared his thoughts on Sergio Perez's future with Red Bull, suggesting that the Mexican driver may ultimately have control over whether he stays with the team.

Despite this, speaking after the Qatar GP, Horner confirmed that the decision to continue with the team was in Perez’s hands, as he provided an update on Red Bull's 2025 driver lineup.

Christian Horner has implied that Red Bull are no longer considering Franco Colapinto as an option for F1 2025. Colapinto made an instant name for himself with several starring displays for Williams having replaced the underperforming Logan Sargeant at the Grove-based outfit during the second half of the season.

ESPN's Nate Saunders says it's "very likely" that Sergio Perez will leave Red Bull at the conclusion of this year's championship.

Sergio Perez looks set to be on the way out from Formula One and Red Bull after a torrid 2024 campaign. Various reports after Sunday’s race in Qatar state that Red Bull are set to move on from the 34-year-old after the season finale in Abu Dhabi this weekend,

According to reports, Red Bull have taken the decision to part ways with Sergio Perez ahead of next season, and it's a decision that will cost them.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner said he will let Sergio Perez "come to his own conclusions" about his future with the team after Sunday's final race in Abu Dhabi. Perez fired another blank at Sunday's Qatar Grand Prix,