“I honestly couldn’t believe what I was seeing,” Liam Lawson said after narrowly avoiding two marshals who sprinted across a live track during the Mexican Grand Prix.
Liam Lawson “Extremely Surprised” by Marshal Incident Accusation at Mexico City GP Lire la suite »
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.
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.
Norris “Awakens” as Villeneuve Slams “Complacent” Piastri in 2025 F1 Title Duel Lire la suite »
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.
Mercedes Admits Costly Strategy Mistake in Mexico Lire la suite »
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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An investigation into Liam Lawson’s near-collision with track marshals at Mexico City reveals the Racing Bulls driver maintained his racing line despite explicit danger warnings. The incident raises critical questions about driver responsibility when responding to official safety signals.
Lawson’s Role Questioned in Mexico Marshal Safety Incident Lire la suite »
A controversial 10-second penalty for cutting Turn 4 cost Lewis Hamilton a podium at the Mexico City Grand Prix, dropping him from third to eighth. While Hamilton admitted to running wide, he and Ferrari questioned why Max Verstappen’s similar corner-cutting went unpunished—highlighting growing concerns over inconsistent stewarding in Formula 1.
Discover the turbulent history of the Mexican GP, from its heroic first era and tragic losses to its iconic return as one of F1’s most atmospheric races.
A Grand Prix Reborn: The Rich History of F1 in Mexico Lire la suite »
Lando Norris dominated the 2025 Mexico City Grand Prix, securing a crucial win to take the championship lead. The race was marked by high-profile penalties for Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz, as well as four retirements.
Mexico GP 2025: Norris Wins, Sainz & Hamilton Penalized Lire la suite »
