After several speculations, today what multiple sectors leaked for weeks was confirmed. Sergio Checo Pérez left Red Bull after four years. The team of the Formula 1 He confirmed it through a brief message: “Thanks for everything Czech. After four successful seasons together, Sergio Pérez and Oracle Red Bull Racing have reached an agreement to separate until 2025.”
The fact is generating a lot of debate on social networks. Checo himself shared an extensive farewell statement: “I am incredibly grateful for the last four years with Red Bull Racing and for the opportunity to race with such an incredible team.”.
He also added the following: “Driving for Red Bull has been an unforgettable experience and I will always cherish the successes we have achieved together.. “We have broken records, achieved notable milestones, and I have had the privilege of meeting so many incredible people along the way.”
He also shared a series of thanks: “Many thanks to everyone on the team, from management, engineers and mechanics, catering, hospitality, cooking, marketing and communications. As well as everyone in Milton Keynes, I wish you the best for the future”.
While he closed with these words: “It has also been an honor to race alongside Max as a teammate all these years and share our successes. A special thank you to the fans around the world, and especially to the Mexican fans for their unwavering support every day.. We will see each other again soon. And remember… Never give up.”
The future of Franco Colapinto
The Checo news could impact the future of Franco Colapinto, who is currently on vacation waiting to find out about his future. Now Red Bull needs a driver to accompany the last champion, Max Verstappen looking ahead to the 2025 season.
Although the same would not be the Argentine but the New Zealander Liam Lawson. To date the most viable option remains Alpine. The French Pierre Gasly has a guaranteed place and Flavio Briatore would dream of Colapinto as his companion. But nothing is assured yet.