Sergio Perez insist💮s he has no intention of walking away from his Red B♉ull F1 contract. 

The Mexican is expected to lose his Red Bull seat to Liam Lawson for next season, despite holding a contract coveri🃏ng the 2025 and 2026 campaigns. 

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has hinted that the team would leave the decision down to Perez, who has continually reiterated that he is confident he will retain his seat next year, citin🍌g his contract. 

A meeting of Red Bull's shareholders is expected to take ♋place🦩 following this weekend's season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, where a final decision will be made. 

After being taken out on the o🏅pening lap of Sunday's finale, Perez admitted he𒆙 does not know what his future holds. 

"Well at the moment I don’t know," Perez⛦ said. "I just know I’ve got a contract to race this yearꦕ, unless something changes in the coming days that’s going to be the situation next year." 

He added: "I’ve got a contract which I signed earlier in the year to race for the team foꦕr the next two years. So we’ll see what happens and how the conversation goes in th𒊎e coming days." 

Perez acknowledges Red Bull talks

For the🥃 first time, Perez did acknowledge that discussions are taken place about his future, and that he could be left without a drive. 

There have been rumours that Perez 🧔could move into an ambassador role for Red Bull, but he refused to comment directly on such speculation.  

"We are tal🃏king to try and see what’s best moving forwards," he said. "We’ll see what happens in the comin🔴g days.

"We will discuss what’s the situation from bo🅷th parties if we are able to reach an agreement. If not, like I say, I have a contact for next year." 

Asked if he has any intention of resigning, Perez replied b�ও�luntly: "No."