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Pat Symonds backs Sergio Perez after Red Bull scrutiny: 'Bad press is undeserved'

Pat Symonds says Cadillac's signing Sergio Perez has been unfairly criticised in recent years

Motorsport

Exclusive interview: Lowdon on why Cadillac F1 hired on values over ability

In a wide-ranging chat at the Autosport Business Exchange in London, Cadillac Formula 1 team boss Graeme Lowdon sits down with Autosport F1 reporter Filip Cleeren to preview his team's impending grand prix debut in Australia

Autosport

Ocon owns up to “mistakes” after multiple collisions with Perez at Force India

Esteban Ocon reflects on his time at Force India and his, at times, deleterious rivalry with team-mate Sergio Perez

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Esteban Ocon explains why he collided with Sergio Perez so often at Force India

Esteban Ocon reflects on his time at Force India and his, at times, deleterious rivalry with team-mate Sergio Perez

Motorsport

Lowdon buoyed by Perez's return to F1 machinery in Cadillac TPC run

Cadillac Formula 1 team boss Graeme Lowdon reports back from Sergio Perez's first test with F1's 11th team

Autosport

Cadillac: Sergio Perez is back to F1 with "exactly the right attitude"

Cadillac Formula 1 team boss Graeme Lowdon reports back from Sergio Perez's first test with the sport's 11th team

Motorsport

How Mexico's F1 race still sells out despite Sergio Perez absence

Mexico reaps rewards from diverse strategy and F1's changing demographic to keep selling out its Formula 1 race, even in a year without a Mexican on the grid

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In demand: How the Mexico GP sold out despite Sergio Perez’s absence

After Perez was dropped by Red Bull last year, concerns were raised about ticket sales for the Mexico GP – but these proved to be unwarranted thanks to a diverse strategy and F1's changing demographic

Autosport

Why Cadillac chose Bottas and Perez – and what it means for American F1 driver hopes

While Cadillac is flying the US flag in F1, its choice of drivers reflects the ongoing challenges in bringing a competitive American-based driver to the category

Autosport

Why Cadillac chose Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez over American drivers for F1 2026

While Cadillac is flying the US flag in F1, its choice of drivers reflects the ongoing challenges in bringing a competitive American-based driver to the category

Motorsport

Bottas/Perez lineup "a bold signal of intent" – Cadillac

Team principal Graeme Lowdon explains why Cadillac is banking on veterans Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez to lead its new F1 team in 2026

Autosport

“I'm not here to crash into my team-mate” – Is Ocon really that bad?

He debuted with a backmarker team before moving up to a bigger one, where he partnered with an established driver – a team leader for several years. Things didn't go smoothly. Aside from a few disagreements over strategy that led to heated radio exchanges, there were also a couple of crashes.…

Motorsport

Is Esteban Ocon actually a bad team-mate?

Autosport

Newey: "I felt I wouldn't be true to myself if I stayed at Red Bull"

Aston Martin's incoming managing technical partner Adrian Newey has delved into the reasons why he left Red Bull and took up a new challenge in Formula 1.

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Are there enough reasons to justify Lawson's Red Bull deal?

It's somewhat explainable how Red Bull ended up here. You don't necessarily have to agree that Christian Horner and Helmut Marko have made all the right decisions regarding their team's driver line-up over the past year and a half, but you can still find some logic in how they came…

Evening Standard

Sergio Perez loses Red Bull seat with Liam Lawson expected to join Max Verstappen

Mexican exits after hugely disappointing season in which he finished eighth in the world championship

Autosport

The complications and negotiations behind Perez’s Red Bull exit

It had been pretty clear for a while that Sergio Perez would not be a part of Red Bull’s future in Formula 1 off the back of his troubled 2024 campaign.

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Sergio Pérez gets a classy goodbye from Max Verstappen with Red Bull teammate is out

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Perez leaves Red Bull with immediate effect

Sergio Perez has announced his exit from the Red Bull Formula 1 team after four seasons with the squad.

Motorsport

Horner: Perez’s lack of 2024 F1 points “very expensive” for Red Bull

Christian Horner has said Sergio Perez’s lack of points in the 2024 Formula 1 season has been “very expensive” for Red Bull, as his likely final race with the team approaches.

Motorsport

Perez "knows what the situation is" as Red Bull exit set after Abu Dhabi GP

Christian Horner has insisted Sergio Perez is "old enough and wise enough to know what the situation is" as Red Bull looks set to end the partnership after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Horner: Red Bull must now "attack" after dropped points

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has insisted the reigning Formula 1 constructors' championship-winning outfit must now "attack" after being leapfrogged by McLaren.

Motorsport

Sainz, Perez cleared by stewards over race-ending Azerbaijan GP crash

Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez were exonerated by the Azerbaijan GP stewards following their crash at the end of the Baku race.

Autosport

Red Bull: Perez will support Verstappen if team orders issued in Baku

Red Bull boss Christian Horner insists that team orders between his two drivers are clear and that Sergio Perez "knows 100%" that he will be playing a support role to Max Verstappen this season.

Motorsport

Horner: Perez the best driver we could have in the car

Christian Horner has launched a staunch defence of Red Bull's decision to retain Sergio Perez for the remainder of the 2024 season – insisting the team has "the two best drivers" for the current car.

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