After completing more than 100 kilometres during the first free practice session at the Mexico Grand Prix, Colton Herta appeared to have 40 superlicence points to his name, which would be enough to qualify for the document required to secure a Formula 1 seat. The reality,…
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American driver Colton Herta's wait for the superlicence he needs to race for Cadillac in Formula 1 next season will continue another week after a bizarre misunderstanding involving the team, the governing FIA and IndyCar's official website.
The Mexican Grand Prix organisers have set up a Day of the Dead display in the paddock in memory of late Formula 1 figures, and they have even included Lewis Hamilton's bulldog, Roscoe. The seven-time champion's bulldog has been honoured alongside some of F1's greatest names.…
Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari could realistically fight for pole position at the Mexican Grand Prix, after team-mate Charles Leclerc finished fastest in both of Friday’s practice sessions. The Briton had an issue in second practice that cost him the opportunity for a long run…
Today's team representatives press conference with Ayao Komatsu, Laurent Mekies and James Vowles. James, why don't we start with you and kick things off by talking about FP1, if we could, and the job that Luke Browning did for you first?James... More »
Formula 1 heads into Saturday in Mexico City with Charles Leclerc setting the pace after topping both Friday practice sessions at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. Leclerc led FP2 by 0.103s over Lando Norris, with George Russell just 0.003s further back in third. Championship…
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was the quickest man on Friday after topping both practice sessions at the Mexico City Grand Prix.