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Because of an apparently trivial mistake, Colton Herta has still not earned an F1 super licence. GPblog also inadvertently played a part in what happened. In the run-up to the Grand Prix weekend in Mexico, Cadillac was confident. As soon as Herta had completed at least 100…
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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…
As I have written before, since taking on his role with F1 TV this past season, something has happened to Montoya. And I have genuine questions: Is he being paid to behave like this? Has he bumped his head badly? If he is on meds, is he taking them, or is he maybe scoffing too…
The battle pole position takes centre stage at the Mexican Grand Prix today (Saturday October 31) and we have all the key schedule and TV details for a crucial qualifying session.
Lewis Hamilton has been left “praying” for his Ferrari power unit after it caused an early retirement in second practice for the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion suddenly lost power down the start-finish straight after 28 minutes, leading to him…
