Key Highlights: Charles Leclerc retained the Mexico Grand Prix lead after cutting Turn 5 following a Turn 4 scrap with polesitting Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton. Leclerc served a five-second time penalty after the presence of Max Verstappen between the Ferraris complicated any mid-race position swap. A slow pitstop and severe tire degradation following a restart ...
Key Highlights: Lewis Hamilton finished second at the Mexico Grand Prix, just eight-tenths of a second behind Max Verstappen, after an opening-lap battle with Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc. Leclerc cut Turn 5 to retain track position following a Turn 4 scrap, serving a five-second penalty and later tumbling down the order after pitstop delays and ...
Key Highlights Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli has made Formula 1 history by securing third place at the Mexico Grand Prix, becoming the sport’s youngest world champion at 20 years and 68 days old. Antonelli surpassed Sebastian Vettel’s long-standing 2010 age record with four rounds remaining in the 2026 season, having amassed nine race wins, 16 ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli made Formula 1 history at the Mexico Grand Prix, becoming the youngest-ever world champion at age 20 by finishing third. Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen claimed the grand prix victory after taking the race lead during pitstops and defending against Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton. The high-drama event featured an early ...
Key Highlights: Kimi Antonelli sealed his maiden Formula 1 World Championship with a mature third-place podium finish at the Mexican Grand Prix after clearing Charles Leclerc. Ferrari squandered a potential 1-2 finish as Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc tangled into Turn 4, allowing Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen to seize his third victory in four ...
Key Highlights: Lewis Hamilton starts from pole position ahead of George Russell, Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc, and fourth-place Kimi Antonelli. Kimi Antonelli will secure his first Formula 1 world championship title by finishing ninth or better, or if neither Russell nor Hamilton wins the Grand Prix. The 71-lap race at the high-altitude Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez ...
Key Highlights Lewis Hamilton secured the top spot for Ferrari in the latest Formula 1 classification. George Russell followed closely behind for Mercedes to take second position. Ferrari demonstrated early competitive strength with Charles Leclerc claiming third place ahead of Kimi Antonelli. Hamilton Sets the Pace for Ferrari Ahead of Russell and Leclerc In a ...
Key Highlights: George Russell reported lingering balance problems with Mercedes’ upgraded W17 during Friday practice at the Mexico Grand Prix, warning the car remains outside its ideal performance window. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc led both Friday sessions, assisted by the SF-26’s smaller turbo setup coping effectively with Mexico City’s high altitude. Mercedes deputy team principal Bradley ...
Key Highlights: Charles Leclerc set the fastest times in both Friday practice sessions in Mexico, leading FP1 with a 1m18.128s and FP2 with a 1m17.827s. Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur remains cautious, pointing to extreme altitude, dangerous bumps before Turn 1, and the team’s qualifying drop-off the previous week in Austin. Lewis Hamilton suffered an ...
Key Highlights: Charles Leclerc set the fastest pace in opening practice for the Mexico Grand Prix, recording a dominant 1m18.128s lap for Ferrari. Ten rookie drivers participated in the session, with Mercedes young talents Kimi Antonelli and Frederik Vesti finishing second and third respectively. Low grip levels, rapid track evolution, technical trouble for Red Bull ...
Key Highlights Lewis Hamilton has reaffirmed his ambition to continue racing in Formula 1 into his mid-forties, citing an enduring commitment to the sport. The seven-time world champion is driven by a long-held ambition to compete in Africa, supported by Formula 1’s 10-year agreement with Rwanda set to begin in the early 2030s. Addressing age-related ...
Key Highlights: Nikola Tsolov’s FP1 outing for Racing Bulls in Mexico intensifies the Red Bull junior program’s driver logjam for future race seats. Racing Bulls Team Principal Alan Permane confirmed a three-into-two driver scenario, with Tsolov actively competing alongside Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad. With Isack Hadjar already secured alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull ...