Sergio Perez, often referred to as "Checo," is a Mexican Formula 1 driver known for his tenacity and skill on the racetrack. As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, he was driving for Red Bull Racing, where he secured his first-ever Formula 1 race win at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in June 2021.
Whether or not Sergio Perez will retire from Formula 1 depends on various factors, including his performance, team decisions, and personal choices. While he has proven himself as a capable driver, the world of Formula 1 is highly competitive, and driver contracts can be fluid.
If Sergio continues to perform well and secure competitive drives, there may be no immediate reason for retirement. However, Formula 1 is ever-evolving, and drivers often face challenges related to sponsorship, team changes, or generational shifts in the sport.
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NO,
The average retiring age for a formula one driver is 39 years. while there are still out of the box examples like fernando(42) who isnt retired and more over kimi who retired at the agoe of 40 .
As Perez finished p3(305 points) in 2022 with 3 points less than p2, helping the team secure a p1 position in constructors also currently sitting in 2nd position in 2023 with 230 points. Moreover his team play spirit helped his partner max to secure his 1st world title in 2021, gaining a massive respect from across the F1 community.
the skills, quality, humbleness and experience which he possess play a crucial role in many teams wanting to hire him- if not redbull- for further seasons. Sergio having a really good fitness routine for a extreme phsyical sport like F1 also helps him in being a competitive driver.
Mexican driver claims that he has another 3-4 years to offer the sport. He said: “Well, right now I have a contract for next year. And it will be important to have a good year.
"I have the motivation to continue, and I want to stay for more years.
"Because I believe that I still have a lot to give in Formula 1.
"I would like to stay in F1 for at least 3-4 more years.” ~SAAJAN JOGIA OCT 14, 2023