Red Bull have made the decision to drop Sergio Perez for the 2025 season, with Liam Lawson set to partner Max Verstappen in a shock driver swap.

Max Verstappen has given his honest thoughts on Sergio Perez’s rumoured exit from Red Bull. Perez endured a miserable 2024 season and for the first time since 2020 failed to win a single Grand Prix race. His final two races of the year ended in retirements, with the Mexican touted to leave Red Bull during the off-season.

Rumours about the Sergio Perez situation at Red Bull Racing get published every day, but an official announcement is yet to come out. The only driver who knows for certain will be with the Austrians in 2025,

Helmut Marko has discussed the impending decision over who will partner Max Verstappen on the grid in 2025, with Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson thought to be the main contenders should Sergio Perez exit

Max Verstappen has issued his say on how he would deal with Red Bull chiefs if they took the same approach as McLaren.

Max Verstappen believes Red Bull deserved "more" than its eventual third place in the Constructors' Championship, behind McLaren and Ferrari.

The Rwandan President also welcomed the FIA General Assembly being held on the continent as an “important milestone”. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Max Verstappen's father, Jos Verstappen, has issued a warning to Red Bull, stating that the team must prove itself again next season following a turbulent year

Max Verstappen has now officially been crowned the Formula 1 world champion following the FIA Awards 2024. The ceremony which takes place annually, celebrates the best in motorsport across a variety of racing series,