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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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…
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.
Oscar Piastri remains optimistic about his Mexico City pace despite finishing more than half a second behind McLaren teammate Lando Norris in FP2. The post Piastri backs Mexico City pace despite messy Friday appeared first on Speedcafe.com .
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has called Racing Bulls star Liam Lawson out after the pair crashed during the second practice session at the 2026 ...
Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has criticised Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson after the pair came together in second practice for the Mexican Grand Prix, warning that it was "not very smart behaviour" from a driver fighting for his seat. The Red Bull driver and…