It is time to round-up the best of the headlines from Sunday\u2019s news, as the final free weekend of the F1 2025 season comes to a close.<\/p>\n
Sergio Perez has made a \u201cdemotivation\u201d admission surrounding the closing stages of his Red Bull<\/a> career, while Christian Horner has been in America. All this and more, so let\u2019s get to it.<\/p>\n Sergio Perez admits \u2018demotivation\u2019 at Red Bull<\/p>\n It was a harrowing final season at Red Bull for Perez, who suffered a spiral in form which ultimately led to his early departure from the team.<\/p>\n Perez is preparing for his comeback with Cadillac F1, as he looks to complete his Formula 1 career on his terms. Perez admits that \u201ca bit of demotivation\u201d set in towards the end of his Red Bull career.<\/p>\n Read more \u2013 Sergio Perez\u2019s Formula 1 revelation after Cadillac\u2019s Ferrari test run<\/a><\/p>\n Christian Horner visits New York<\/p>\n At a time where former Red Bull team boss Christian Horner is weighing up his options for an F1 return, the 51-year-old got tongues wagging by visiting New York.<\/p>\n With significant financial backing secured, Horner is understood to be seeking equity in an F1 team.<\/p>\n Read more \u2013 Christian Horner sets tongues wagging with mystery New York trip<\/a><\/p>\n Yuki Tsunoda to be saved by Red Bull \u2018politics\u2019?<\/p>\n Much of the F1 2026 grid is now set, though Red Bull is yet to confirm its plans. Max Verstappen will continue to lead the senior team\u2019s charge, but his teammate has not yet been determined, nor has the line-up at junior team Racing Bulls.<\/p>\n Red Bull hot prospect Arvid Lindblad is in contention to secure one of the Racing Bulls seats, while Isack Hadjar has emerged as a leading contender to step up to Red Bull.<\/p>\n Juan Pablo Montoya believes Red Bull \u201cpolitics\u201d and \u201cRed Bull Austria\u201d could save Yuki Tsunoda ahead of Liam Lawson.<\/p>\n Read more \u2013 Red Bull politics v Red Bull plan as driver named to \u2018go up for sure\u2019<\/a><\/p>\n Max Verstappen success inspires Nordschleife licence change<\/p>\n Max Verstappen\u2019s success in his debut CUP3 race at the Nordschleife has convinced the Deutscher Motorsport\u2011Bund (DMSB) and the Digital N\u00fcrburgring Langstrecken\u2011Serie (DNLS) that sim racing credentials should be recognised for the first time in international motorsport.<\/p>\n