Sergio Perez's aircraft lands in Guadalajara, the same week he reportedly tests with Cadillac at the Hungaroring

Sergio Perez's Bombardier Challenger 604 (XA-ASP) was tracked departing Adolfo López Mateos International Airport outside Mexico City at 20:16 UTC on August 18, 2026, and arriving at Guadalajara International Airport 35 minutes later, climbing to 32,000 feet at a peak ground speed of 487.5 knots. The aircraft's movements are recorded from public ADS-B broadcasts; whether Sergio Perez was on board is a matter of conjecture, not confirmation.

If aboard, Sergio Perez would have arrived in his hometown of Guadalajara just days after a significant week in his 2026 season. Per a report by Motorsport.com, Perez recently explained what is holding Cadillac back in Formula 1 during a Pirelli tyre test at the Hungaroring, part of his duties as the face of the new Cadillac F1 Team. The flight from Toluca — an airport commonly used for general aviation near the capital — to Guadalajara would be consistent with a driver returning from media or team obligations in the Mexico City area to his home base.

This flight is the latest in a pattern of short, often domestic hops for Perez's aircraft. Over the past three weeks, has logged movements including a round trip from Houston to Querétaro, a transit from Cancún to Toluca, and a series of flights along the U.S.-Mexico border and Pacific coast. The aircraft has been tracked on eight flights totaling 15 flight hours since late July, per Celebplanes records, with a noticeable cluster of activity in central and western Mexico.