Key Highlights: Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur held private talks with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc following their opening-lap clash at the Mexico City Grand Prix, reminding them that Ferrari’s collective interests come first. Leclerc received a five-second penalty for the incident with Hamilton, which contributed to Scuderia Ferrari missing out on a potential one-two ...
Key Highlights: Kimi Antonelli secured the Formula 1 World Championship at the Mexico City Grand Prix with four races to spare, opting to take third place rather than settling for a safe ninth-place finish. The 20-year-old Mercedes driver revealed that team members questioned his aggressive late-braking overtake on Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc into Turn 1. The ...
Key Highlights George Russell opened up about the emotional toll of his frustrating campaign after skipping media duties following the Mexico City Grand Prix to escape what he termed a “rubbish season”. Teammate Kimi Antonelli mathematically secured the Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship with a third-place finish, becoming the youngest title winner in the sport’s history ...
Key Highlights: Lewis Hamilton revealed that he and Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc must hold face-to-face discussions at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix following their opening-lap incident in Mexico. A potential 1-2 finish for Ferrari slipped away when the two drivers tangled on Lap 1 at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, allowing Max Verstappen to take the ...
Key Highlights: Kimi Antonelli overcame a cracked sump and severe oil leak in the final laps of the Mexico City Grand Prix to secure his maiden Formula 1 World Championship. Mercedes Deputy Team Principal Bradley Lord revealed the engine was right on the verge of retirement before the 20-year-old brought the car home in third ...
Key Highlights: Ferrari’s opening-lap squabble at Turn 4 between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton triggered immediate scrutiny from rivals at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Team principal Laurent Mekies questioned the FIA’s delayed ruling and five-second penalty for Leclerc, calling the sanction “a bit light” after Leclerc had already pulled a five-second gap. A rapid ...
Key Highlights: Ferrari team-mates Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton engaged in an aggressive first-lap clash at the Mexico City Grand Prix, resulting in a time penalty for Leclerc after an off-track excursion at Turn 4. Leclerc accepted the sporting sanction, revealing he deliberately retained position to prevent Red Bull’s Max Verstappen from gaining further tactical ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes secured the 2026 Formula 1 drivers’ title at the Mexico City Grand Prix, making 20-year-old Andrea Kimi Antonelli the youngest world drivers’ champion in history. Trackside Engineering Director Andrew Shovlin took full team responsibility for a battery deployment failure on Lap 1 that compromised George Russell’s race. Mercedes immediately shifted its focus ...
Key Highlights: Kimi Antonelli clinched the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship by securing third place at the Mexico City Grand Prix following a key overtake on Charles Leclerc. Max Verstappen claimed victory after surging from fifth to second on Lap 1 and holding off Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton, who had taken his 105th career pole position. ...
Key Highlights: Arvid Lindblad crashed out of the Mexico City Grand Prix following a late collision at Turn 1 with McLaren driver Oscar Piastri. Stewards issued Oscar Piastri a 10-second post-race penalty for making contact with the left-rear of Lindblad’s Racing Bulls car. Despite the DNF, Racing Bulls teammate Liam Lawson secured seventh place following ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli has officially become the youngest-ever Formula 1 world champion at the Mexico City Grand Prix, ending an Italian title drought dating back to Alberto Ascari in 1953. In an exclusive interview with Motorsport.com, his father Marco Antonelli opened up about the emotional triumph, their grid routine, and why he ...
Key Highlights: Max Verstappen secured his sixth career win in Mexico, jokingly suggesting the event be renamed the “Maxico” Grand Prix. Red Bull Racing outmaneuvered Ferrari by matching Charles Leclerc’s pit stop lap to capitalize on the Monégasque driver’s five-second time penalty. The victory moved Verstappen into second place in the 2026 World Drivers’ Championship ...