Mexican Grand Prix

Mercedes were made to regret their choice to start on the medium tyre in Mexico.

Fernando Alonso has lost a "serious chunk" of points because of Alpine's reliability, says Martin Brundle.

Mike Krack reckons Pierre Gasly was "very obviously" wrong in his battle with Lance Stroll in Mexico.

Christian Horner was thankful he was not left alone when walking through the paddock.

The high altitude of the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez isn't good for F1 engines, says James Vowles.

Daniel Ricciardo received a 10-second penalty for knocking Yuki Tsunoda out of the race.

With Mercedes needing to assess hard tyre pace in Mexico, Nicholas Latifi was their first reference point on Sunday.

Martin Brundle believes Ferrari were "protecting something" in Mexico as they "were simply not at the races".

Even if starting on the soft tyres in Mexico was the right call in hindsight, James Vowles explained why Mercedes' strategy was logical.

Martin Brundle feels George Russell was very courteous in his opening-lap battle with team-mate Lewis Hamilton in Mexico, but the reverse was not true.