Tags: Mexico GP
-
Mexican Grand Prix confirmed until 2022
Despite strong talk of its demise, the Mexican Grand Prix has received a contract extension until the end of 2022.
-
Mexico won’t agree to US date switch request
Mexico Grand Prix organiser Alejandro Soberon has ruled out moving the race to June and being paired with the Canadian Grand Prix.
-
Team-Mate Wars: Mexican Grand Prix
Max Verstappen was mightily impressive in Mexico, while Sebastian Vettel is the recipient of the Pastor Maldonado award.
-
Pit Chat: Hamilton can’t resist Rosberg dig
He may have been crowned a four-time World Champion, but losing the 2016 title still hurts Lewis Hamilton. Plus Kimi being Kimi and a contrast in emotions for Max Verstappen.
-
Conclusions from the Mexican Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton was crowned the king of Formula 1 for a fourth time while Max Verstappen was “simply lovely”…
-
Kimi and Max try hard to be happy
Put on the spot after Lewis Hamilton’s championship triumph in Mexico, Kimi Raikkonen and Max Verstappen tried really hard to congratulate the Mercedes driver.
-
Race: Verstappen wins race, Hamilton the title
Max Verstappen won the opening lap battle against Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton to set up the victory in Mexico while Hamilton wrapped up the title despite his P9 on the day.
-
Hamilton: ‘Horrible way’ to wrap up the title
Lewis Hamilton admits finishing P9 having spent much of the Mexican Grand Prix running at the back of the field was a “horrible way” to wrap up his fourth World title.
-
That’s fourth for Force India
Force India will finish this year’s championship fourth in the Constructors’ standings after a strong double points-haul in Mexico.
-
Sunday’s FIA press conference
Max Verstappen was joined by Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Raikkonen in the post-Mexico press conference while Lewis Hamilton faced the media after his championship win.
-
Lauda baffled by ‘aggressive’ Vettel
Mercedes’ non-executive director Niki Lauda has questioned Sebastian Vettel’s “aggressive” tactics and heaped praise on Lewis Hamilton for clinching a fourth World Championship title.
-
Verstappen: That worked out really well
Max Verstappen survived the opening lap drama to race unchallenged to the victory in Mexico, admitting it all worked “really well” for him.
-
Wolff: Vettel hit ‘a penalty in normal conditons’
Toto Wolff has said Sebastian Vettel would have been penalised for hitting Lewis Hamilton on the opening lap if the World Championship was not on the line.
-
Horner feared Verstappen DNF in Mexico
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has reflected on a “nerve-racking” experience watching Max Verstappen fly to a third win of his career at the Mexico Grand Prix.
-
Ricciardo: ‘The weekend has turned to crap’
Daniel Ricciardo offered a blunt assessment on his weekend in Mexico which resulted in a second DNF in as many weekends for the Aussie.
-
Raikkonen cuts lonely figure after podium finish
Kimi Raikkonen has said there was “nothing to do” other than to coast home in third after recovering from a “disaster start” in Mexico.
-
Hamilton: Fourth world title doesn’t ‘feel real’
Lewis Hamilton was left with a surreal feeling after winning a fourth World Championship with a P9 finish in a chaotic race in Mexico.
-
Bottas ‘didn’t know’ Hamilton worked ‘so hard’
Valtteri Bottas has said Lewis Hamilton’s amazing work ethic means that his team-mate “definitely deserves” the World Championship title this year.
-
Stroll in P6: ‘A great birthday present!’
Lance Stroll celebrated his 19th birthday with a sixth-place finish at the Mexico Grand Prix, his best result since the podium in Baku.
-
Race quotes: Red Bull, Mercedes, Ferrari
Max Verstappen stormed to a third career victory, while Lewis Hamilton secured a fourth World Championship with a P9 finish.
-
Race quotes: Force India, Williams, Haas, McLaren
Sergio Perez finished P7 in his home race with team-mate Esteban Ocon two places above. Lance Stroll came P6 on his 19th birthday.
-
Race quotes: Toro Rosso, Sauber, Renault
Pierre Gasly finished P13 on his return, but team-mate Brendon Hartley and both Renault cars suffered retirements.
-
Hamilton, Vettel collide in Mexico
Lewis Hamilton had his first genuine shot at a fourth title while Sebastian Vettel made his final stand only for the two to collide on the opening lap in Mexico.
-
Ricciardo and Hartley penalised for Mexican GP
Daniel Ricciardo and Brendon Hartley have added their names to the list of drivers facing power unit penalties in Mexico.
-
The revised Mexican GP grid
McLaren drivers Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne will start Sunday’s Mexican GP from the back of the grid as engine penalties come into play.
-
Grosjean: Sauber defeat a slap in the face
Although Romain Grosjean expected a tough outing in Mexico, he says being out-qualified by Sauber was a “bit of a slap in the face.”
-
Wolff unimpressed Verstappen decision
Toto Wolff has hit out at the FIA race stewards, saying this past week was “not the most glorious” when it comes to their decision making.
-
Vettel ‘nearly lost the car’ on pole lap
Sebastian Vettel says he “nearly lost the car” as he was forced to push hard to keep Max Verstappen at bay in qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix.
-
No further action taken against Verstappen
Max Verstappen has retained his place on the front row of the grid for the Mexican Grand Prix after the stewards took no further action for his alleged block on Valtteri Bottas.
-
Bottas: Max ‘definitely ruined my lap’
Valtteri Bottas is adamant that Max Verstappen “definitely ruined” his first attempt at a Q3 lap with both drivers called to discuss the incident with the stewards.