168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez has retired from the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix - what is expected to be his last F1 race for Red Bull. 

The Mexican, who is expected to lose his Red Bull seat at the e🌌nd 𒀰of the season and be replaced by Liam Lawson for 2025, was taken out on the opening lap of Sunday's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. 

Perez was tagged into a spin by Sauber's Valtteri Bottas at Turnꦏ 6 and🦩 could not get his Red Bull restarted. 

It marks a hugely disappointing end to his season - and likely conclusion to his Red Bull career💖. 

"I didn’t see Valtteri," the retired Perez responded with the grand prix still going on.ꦦ 

"As I was doing t🌱he corner I was hit very late on 🐻the rear. Then I lost drive. 

"But I think the drive was already an issue before that because eve🤪ry time I was shifting up I was losing drive so I☂ think there was something related to that already."

Sergio Perez future in doubt

Christian Horner has pre🥃viously said Perez would be left to his 'own conclusions' to decide his Red Bull future.

But Perez has not publically implied that he would🌱 step aside yet.

A Red Bull sharehold🌊ers meetin🅠g is planned for later this month where Perez's race seat will be discussed.

Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda are read✅y-made replไacements in their RB sister team.

Interest in Williams' F💙ranco Colapinto has cooled.

Red Bull junior Isack Hadjar could step into 🍰F1, in the RB team, if Perez loꦚses his seat.