Lewis Hamilton 'praying' after painful Ferrari issue during Mexico practice
Lewis Hamilton's running during free practice on Friday in Mexico was cut short due to an engine issue.
Verstappen’s race simulations offer reason for optimism after a chaotic practice session and grid penalty
Max Verstappen finished FP2 in Mexico with damage to his car and the fifth-fastest time. His longer run gives Red Bull Racing something to build on, as he was close to George Russell. For now, it remains unclear how much faster Verstappen could be with a repaired car. His run…
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