- According to reports, the formula one icon Sergio Pérez is in conversations about a return to the network
- The news emerged two months after leaving Red Bull due to a disastrous season
According to the reports, Sergio Pérez is in conversations with a Formula One team for a full -time return after the Mexican driver previously left Red Bull.
Only two months ago, the six -time winner of the Award of the Greats announced his departure after a poor 2024 season, with 224 points behind the colleague Max Verstappen in the classification.
In addition, Pérez did not end among the five best pilots in any of his six Grand Prix Racing the last period.
His disappointing results meant that he and Verstappen could not win the Construction Championship last year, despite the victory of the Dutchman in the pilot championship.
However, according to the Spanish media, Pérez is ready for a new beginning and is in conversations with the Formula One Cadillac team for a return for his entry in 2026.
It is understood that the Mexican has already had contacts with his potential team, which are eager to bring an experienced driver as a “priority.”
According to the reports, the Formula One icon Sergio Pérez is in conversations with Cadillac for a network shock return
The news emerged only two months after Pérez announced his departure from Red Bull after a disappointing 2024 season
According to reports, the Cadillac team, which will enter the network in 2026, is looking for an experienced driver
The report arose after it was confirmed that Cadillac had reached an agreement with the United States giant, General Motors for its formula entry.
They became the 11th team to join the network despite the fact that they will not be allowed to produce their own engines until 2028.
The Cadillac team will have to buy a customer engine, although it is understood that conversations with Ferrari were held.
However, Pérez has not won a race since April 2023, while his colleague Verstappen defeated him in the four seasons, claiming four titles of the World Championship.
His experience speaks for himself, having competed between 2011 and 2024 by McLaren, Racing Point and Red Bull.
Leaving Red Bull last year, Pérez said: 'I am incredibly grateful during the last four years with Red Bull. We broke records and reach notable milestones.