Liam Lawson has been officially cleared by the FIA after a near-miss with marshals during the Mexico City Grand Prix, with telemetry confirming he reacted correctly to double yellow flags.
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Villeneuve credits Norris for a champion-like revival and warns Piastri his early-season swagger has turned to “suffisance” as the McLaren team-mates enter the final sprint separated by just one point.
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Felipe Massa sues FIA & Ecclestone for covering up Crashgate in 2008. He wants £64 m and the world-title crown he lost to Hamilton by one point.
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Valtteri Bottas completed 112 laps in a Mercedes W16 fitted with 2026-spec Pirelli tyres at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, logging 693 km alongside team-mate Frederik Vesti. Stake Sauber’s Gabriel Bortoleto added 585 km on Tuesday, giving Pirelli 1 278 km of crucial data before the December 9 Abu Dhabi collective test that will lock in the narrower front and rear slick dimensions for the new-regulation era.
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Mercedes has acknowledged a poorly timed strategic call during the Mexico Grand Prix that compromised its race results and cost valuable championship points.
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Fernando Alonso erupted in frustration after multiple drivers cut turn one without penalty at Mexico City, costing him race positions. The two-time world champion launched a scathing critique of the FIA for systematically ignoring track limit violations that fundamentally altered the race.
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“No driver could survive there,” says Sergio Pérez in an unfiltered testimony about his time alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull. The former teammate of the four-time world champion describes a deeply unbalanced environment where the second driver is systematically relegated to a supporting role. “Even Lewis Hamilton or Charles Leclerc would struggle,” he insists, emphasizing that Red Bull’s entire structure is optimized around Verstappen—at the expense of sporting fairness. For Pérez, lasting four years alongside him wasn’t just success; it was an act of “survival.”
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