Axed Red Bull ace 'fired up' by new team's 'incredible' milestone
Sergio Perez had the honour of turning the first laps in his new team's car ahead of their debut at the Australian Grand Prix.
Sergio Perez had the honour of turning the first laps in his new team's car ahead of their debut at the Australian Grand Prix.
After a year on the sidelines, Sergio Perez returns to the F1 grid with Cadillac while lifting the lid on the toxic reality of racing alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull.
With the grid getting closer to set for 2026 and beyond, Red Bull is still the team facing the most headaches in the driver department.
Lando Norris snatched pole in Mexico while Oscar Piastri struggled, letting title challenger Max Verstappen into the top five.
To stay in the hunt for a fifth F1 title in a row, Max Verstappen needs to keep closing the gap to McLaren drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.
Two F1 veterans are rumoured to revive their careers, heavily reported to be Cadillac's inaugural driver pairing for their 2026 entry.
Sergio Perez has taken a victory lap of sorts, pointing to how well he managed as Max Verstappen's partner compared to his recent partners.
Mick Schumacher could be set to make his return to the Formula One after a shortlist of drivers in contention for the sport's latest expansion team Cadillac was revealed.
It's usually rule number one of motor racing – don't crash into your teammate. Each of Australia's best-known F1 drivers have now broken it.
Dumped from Red Bull last year after a horror season, Sergio Perez has revealed he's been approached by "a few teams" about a return.