Sergio Perez discusses future with Cadillac amid other team talks
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 29, 2026, 4:00 PM
Last updated Aug 29, 2026

Sergio Perez has confirmed that his management engaged in discussions with multiple Formula 1 teams regarding a potential switch for the 2027 season. Despite these talks, which included a rumored interest from Williams, Perez expressed a strong desire to remain with Cadillac to help advance the team. The discussions seem to have been influenced by Carlos Sainz's decision to extend his contract with Williams, which altered the for driver placements moving forward. Perez is committed to contributing to Cadillac's growth in the league.
- •Sergio Perez's management held talks with other F1 teams.
- •Discussions included potential moves for the 2027 season.
- •Perez wants to remain with Cadillac to drive team progress.
- •Carlos Sainz signed an extension with Williams, impacting potential moves.
- 4:00 PMMotorsport.com — Sergio Perez "had conversations" with other F1 teams - but never thought of leaving Cadillac
"Sergio Perez revealed that his management had held talks with other Formula 1 teams about a potential 2027 switch, but he wants to remain part of Cadillac to help drive the team forward. It had been rumoured that Perez's management team had been in discussions with Williams about a drive, should Carlos Sainz have elected to leave the team. Sainz then signed a multi-year extension with the Grove ...Keep reading
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