Winners and losers from Mexico's Friday F1 action
Our winners and losers after a frenetic F1 Friday in Mexico City
Herta's F1 move delayed by error at Mexico City GP
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.
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Lewis Hamilton makes confident Ferrari statement despite Mexican GP technical problems
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F1: Mexico City Grand Prix: FIA Team Representatives Press Conference
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F1 Mexico GP: Saturday schedule, weather forecast and how to watch
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