Formula 1 - Season 2021

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Stroll and Tsunoda to start at back of grid due to power unit penalties
Lance Stroll and Yuki Tsunoda will start the Mexico City Grand Prix from the back row of the grid after exceeding their maximum allocation of power unit parts.

Bottas sets the pace in Mexico, Hamilton and Raikkonen under investigation
Valtteri Bottas led a Mercedes one-two in the first practice session for the Mexico City Grand Prix, followed by the two Red Bull drivers.

Mexican GP
Practice Session 1
Pos No Driver             Car                    Best lap  Gap    Laps
 1  77 Valtteri Bottas    Mercedes               1:18.341s  -      28
 2  44 Lewis Hamilton     Mercedes               1:18.417s 0.076s  24
 3  33 Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda         1:18.464s 0.123s  28
 4  11 Sergio Perez       Red Bull-Honda         1:18.610s 0.269s  20
 5  10 Pierre Gasly       AlphaTauri-Honda       1:18.985s 0.644s  23
 6  55 Carlos Sainz Jnr   Ferrari                1:19.463s 1.122s  26
 7  14 Fernando Alonso    Alpine-Renault         1:19.656s 1.315s  26
 8  16 Charles Leclerc    Ferrari                1:19.667s 1.326s  20
 9  31 Esteban Ocon       Alpine-Renault         1:19.759s 1.418s  20
10   5 Sebastian Vettel   Aston Martin-Mercedes  1:19.858s 1.517s  27
11  22 Yuki Tsunoda       AlphaTauri-Honda       1:20.011s 1.670s  30
12   7 Kimi Raikkonen     Alfa Romeo-Ferrari     1:20.026s 1.685s  26
13  18 Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes  1:20.030s 1.689s  27
14   3 Daniel Ricciardo   McLaren-Mercedes       1:20.273s 1.932s  25
15   4 Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes       1:20.301s 1.960s  26
16  99 Antonio Giovinazzi Alfa Romeo-Ferrari     1:20.344s 2.003s  27
17  63 George Russell     Williams-Mercedes      1:20.517s 2.176s  23
18   6 Nicholas Latifi    Williams-Mercedes      1:21.580s 3.239s  23
19  47 Mick Schumacher    Haas-Ferrari           1:22.144s 3.803s  27
20   9 Nikita Mazepin     Haas-Ferrari           1:22.819s 4.478s  24

Hamilton and Raikkonen reprimanded for track limits violations
Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen have been reprimanded for their track limits violations in the first practice session.

Horner expects ‘more team orders’ and is prepared to tell Perez to give up home win
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says team orders are likely to play an increasingly significant role in the final stages of the world championship fight.

Horner “disappointed” Wolff suggested title rivals would deliberately collide
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner reacted with disappointment to comments made by his opposite number Toto Wolff about the potential for another collision between their title-contending drivers.

Verstappen comfortably ahead of Mercedes pair in second practice
Max Verstappen led the second practice session for the Mexico City Grand Prix ahead of the morning’s pace-setter Valtteri Bottas.

Mexican GP
Practice Session 2
Pos No Driver             Car                    Best lap  Gap    Laps
 1  33 Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda         1:17.301s  -      28
 2  77 Valtteri Bottas    Mercedes               1:17.725s 0.424s  31
 3  44 Lewis Hamilton     Mercedes               1:17.810s 0.509s  26
 4  11 Sergio Perez       Red Bull-Honda         1:17.871s 0.570s  26
 5  55 Carlos Sainz Jnr   Ferrari                1:18.318s 1.017s  29
 6  10 Pierre Gasly       AlphaTauri-Honda       1:18.429s 1.128s  29
 7  16 Charles Leclerc    Ferrari                1:18.605s 1.304s  28
 8  22 Yuki Tsunoda       AlphaTauri-Honda       1:18.644s 1.343s  31
 9   5 Sebastian Vettel   Aston Martin-Mercedes  1:18.681s 1.380s  32
10  14 Fernando Alonso    Alpine-Renault         1:18.732s 1.431s  27
11   7 Kimi Raikkonen     Alfa Romeo-Ferrari     1:18.841s 1.540s  25
12   4 Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes       1:18.979s 1.678s  27
13  99 Antonio Giovinazzi Alfa Romeo-Ferrari     1:19.227s 1.926s  31
14  31 Esteban Ocon       Alpine-Renault         1:19.431s 2.130s  37
15   3 Daniel Ricciardo   McLaren-Mercedes       1:19.521s 2.220s   7
16  47 Mick Schumacher    Haas-Ferrari           1:19.620s 2.319s  30
17  18 Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes  1:19.730s 2.429s  36
18   6 Nicholas Latifi    Williams-Mercedes      1:20.820s 3.519s  17
19   9 Nikita Mazepin     Haas-Ferrari           1:21.581s 4.280s  28
20  63 George Russell     Williams-Mercedes       -         -       2

Red Bull “definitely too quick” for Mercedes in Mexico, says Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton said Red Bull are “definitely too quick for us” after the first day of practice for the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Mexico City “probably the weakest of all tracks” for Mercedes
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says Mercedes face a difficult weekend at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez as it is one of the worst tracks for their car.

Track limits rule removed at corner where Mazepin incurred reprimand
The track limits guidance which had been put in place for turn eight at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez has been revised after Nikita Mazepin fell foul of it during Friday practice.

Chinese Grand Prix contract extended to 2025
Formula 1 has announced a new deal to keep the Chinese Grand Prix on the calendar until at least 2025.

Aston Martin target Fallows start date before 2022 season begins
Aston Martin intends to bring its new head of aerodynamics, Dan Fallows, into the team before the beginning of next season.

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Stewart sees Hamilton’s title hopes fading: ‘Surprising how often his team mate is ahead’
Three-times Formula 1 world champion Jackie Stewart says Lewis Hamilton’s title hopes aren’t over but believes they are fading.

Norris to join Tsunoda and Stroll in taking grid penalty for power unit change
Lando Norris will have a grid penalty for this weekend’s Mexico City Grand Prix, as he has become the third driver this weekend to exceed his allocation of power unit components.

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Perez on top as Red Bull extend lead over Mercedes in final practice
Sergio Perez led a Red Bull one-two in the final practice session for the Mexico City Grand Prix, the team enjoying a comfortable lead over closest rivals Mercedes.

Mexican GP
Practice Session 3
Pos No Driver             Car                    Best lap  Gap    Laps
 1  11 Sergio Perez       Red Bull-Honda         1:17.024s  -      15
 2  33 Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda         1:17.217s 0.193s  12
 3  44 Lewis Hamilton     Mercedes               1:17.675s 0.651s  14
 4  77 Valtteri Bottas    Mercedes               1:17.708s 0.684s  17
 5  55 Carlos Sainz Jnr   Ferrari                1:18.029s 1.005s  20
 6  22 Yuki Tsunoda       AlphaTauri-Honda       1:18.037s 1.013s  25
 7   3 Daniel Ricciardo   McLaren-Mercedes       1:18.121s 1.097s  15
 8  10 Pierre Gasly       AlphaTauri-Honda       1:18.202s 1.178s  18
 9  16 Charles Leclerc    Ferrari                1:18.213s 1.189s  20
10   4 Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes       1:18.312s 1.288s  16
11  18 Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes  1:18.352s 1.328s  20
12   7 Kimi Raikkonen     Alfa Romeo-Ferrari     1:18.531s 1.507s  22
13  99 Antonio Giovinazzi Alfa Romeo-Ferrari     1:18.556s 1.532s  19
14   5 Sebastian Vettel   Aston Martin-Mercedes  1:18.614s 1.590s  17
15  14 Fernando Alonso    Alpine-Renault         1:18.847s 1.823s  15
16  31 Esteban Ocon       Alpine-Renault         1:18.999s 1.975s  17
17  63 George Russell     Williams-Mercedes      1:19.211s 2.187s  19
18  47 Mick Schumacher    Haas-Ferrari           1:19.238s 2.214s  14
19   6 Nicholas Latifi    Williams-Mercedes      1:19.313s 2.289s  12
20   9 Nikita Mazepin     Haas-Ferrari           1:20.479s 3.455s  15

F1 to promote hybrid power with new graphic from Brazilian Grand Prix
Formula 1 will introduce new graphics to promote the sophistication of its hybrid power units at the next round of the championship in Brazil.

Bottas on pole in shock Mercedes front row lock-out in Mexico
Valtteri Bottas has taken pole position for the Mexico City Grand Prix after Red Bull’s challenge unexpectedly faded in qualifying.

Mexican GP
Qualifying Session
Pos No Driver             Car                    Best lap
 1  77 Valtteri Bottas    Mercedes               1:15.875s
 2  44 Lewis Hamilton     Mercedes               1:16.020s
 3  33 Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda         1:16.225s
 4  11 Sergio Perez       Red Bull-Honda         1:16.342s
 5  10 Pierre Gasly       AlphaTauri-Honda       1:16.456s
 6  55 Carlos Sainz Jnr   Ferrari                1:16.761s
 7   3 Daniel Ricciardo   McLaren-Mercedes       1:16.763s
 8  16 Charles Leclerc    Ferrari                1:16.837s
 9  22 Yuki Tsunoda       AlphaTauri-Honda       1:17.158s
10   4 Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes       1:36.830s
11   5 Sebastian Vettel   Aston Martin-Mercedes  1:17.746s
12   7 Kimi Raikkonen     Alfa Romeo-Ferrari     1:17.958s
13  63 George Russell     Williams-Mercedes      1:18.172s
14  99 Antonio Giovinazzi Alfa Romeo-Ferrari     1:18.290s
15  31 Esteban Ocon       Alpine-Renault         1:18.405s
16  14 Fernando Alonso    Alpine-Renault         1:18.452s
17   6 Nicholas Latifi    Williams-Mercedes      1:18.756s
18  47 Mick Schumacher    Haas-Ferrari           1:18.858s
19   9 Nikita Mazepin     Haas-Ferrari           1:19.303s
20  18 Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes  1:20.873s

Verstappen doubts rear wing “repair” was cause of missed Mexico pole
Max Verstappen doesn’t believe changes to his Red Bull’s rear wing ahead of qualifying was the reason why he failed to take pole position.

Hamilton: ‘We thought there was no way we’d get pole’
Lewis Hamilton admitted he was surprised Mercedes beat Red Bull to lock out the front row of the grid for the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Horner blames Tsunoda for ruining Verstappen and Perez’s qualifying laps
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner blamed AlphaTauri’s Yuki Tsunoda for impeding Max Verstappen in the final phase of qualifying, after Verstappen failed to claim a place on the front row of the grid for the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Tsunoda “worried” ahead of discussions with Red Bull over Verstappen incident
Yuki Tsunoda says he doesn’t know what else he could have done to avoid holding up the Red Bull drivers after Christian Horner said he spoiled their final laps in qualifying.

Red Bull drivers weren’t on course for pole before Tsunoda incident – Wolff
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff doubts the Red Bull drivers would have taken pole position from Valtteri Bottas if they hadn’t been forced to abort their final qualifying laps.

Mazepin has “no real reason to be upset” over latest run-in – Schumacher
The working relationship between Haas F1 Team drivers Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin came back into focus after the restart of Q1 at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Raikkonen nears penalty after second reprimand in as many days
Kimi Raikkonen has collected his second reprimand of the weekend in Mexico for an infringement during qualifying.

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Why Red Bull were too quick to blame Tsunoda over their spoiled Q3 laps
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner made it abundantly clear who he felt was to blame after both his drivers had to abandon their final flying laps in qualifying.

“It’s not Yuki’s fault”: AlphaTauri boss defends Tsunoda after Red Bull criticism
AlphaTauri team principal Franz Tost defended Yuki Tsunoda after Red Bull blamed his driver for spoiling their qualifying performance in Mexico.

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[KamranAslam]

Chances are bleek for Mercedes and #Hamilton to win this year, Max with his team Honda leaves no room with outstanding performance.
It's too early to say,,,,, I will suggest #Hamilton should take a happy retirement and open an academy for kids coming to F1

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Raikkonen nears penalty after second reprimand in as many days
Kimi Raikkonen has collected his second reprimand of the weekend in Mexico for an infringement during qualifying.

kimi should leave F1 he is done, gone are the days when he was good at Williams... ppl should end a moment with a happy note.

[KamranAslam]

Perez getting podium at his home country. Nice to see his dad celebrating to his fullest.

[zia1288]

He is retiring at the end of current season.

[KamranAslam]

You are correct reminds me for a discussion for his retirement - but was not sure that its this year. Good for F1 and new comers.

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[genius83]

Verstappen beats Hamilton to Mexico City Grand Prix win after storming start
Max Verstappen won the Mexico City Grand Prix to extend his championship lead over Lewis Hamilton after storming past his rival at the start.

Mexican GP
Race Results
Pos No Driver             Team                   Laps Time         Gap       Pts
 1  33 Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda          71  1:38:39.086s  -         25
 2  44 Lewis Hamilton     Mercedes                71  1:38:55.641s   16.555s  18
 3  11 Sergio Perez       Red Bull-Honda          71  1:38:56.838s   17.752s  15
 4  10 Pierre Gasly       AlphaTauri-Honda        71  1:39:42.931s 1:03.845s  12
 5  16 Charles Leclerc    Ferrari                 71  1:40:00.123s 1:21.037s  10
 6  55 Carlos Sainz Jr.   Ferrari                 70  1:38:41.516s 1 Lap       8
 7   5 Sebastian Vettel   Aston Martin-Mercedes   70  1:38:49.144s 1 Lap       6
 8   7 Kimi Raikkonen     Alfa Romeo-Ferrari      70  1:38:54.245s 1 Lap       4
 9  14 Fernando Alonso    Alpine-Renault          70  1:39:02.775s 1 Lap       2
10   4 Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes        70  1:39:05.312s 1 Lap       1
11  99 Antonio Giovinazzi Alfa Romeo-Ferrari      70  1:39:40.085s 1 Lap
12   3 Daniel Ricciardo   McLaren-Mercedes        70  1:39:40.975s 1 Lap
13  31 Esteban Ocon       Alpine-Renault          70  1:39:52.459s 1 Lap
14  18 Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes   69  1:38:47.037s 2 Laps
15  77 Valtteri Bottas    Mercedes                69  1:39:12.019s 2 Laps
16  63 George Russell     Williams-Mercedes       69  1:39:17.888s 2 Laps
17   6 Nicholas Latifi    Williams-Mercedes       69  1:39:32.376s 2 Laps
18   9 Nikita Mazepin     Haas-Ferrari            68  1:39:26.403s 3 Laps
dnf 47 Mick Schumacher    Haas-Ferrari             0  Retirement
dnf 22 Yuki Tsunoda       AlphaTauri-Honda         0  Retirement
Fastest Lap: Valtteri Bottas 1:17.774s

Here is the Championships Standings after Mexican GP:

World Championships Standings
Driver Standings
Pos Driver              Total
 1  Max Verstappen      312.5
 2  Lewis Hamilton      293.5
 3  Valtteri Bottas     185
 4  Sergio Perez        165
 5  Lando Norris        150
 6  Charles Leclerc     138
 7  Carlos Sainz Jnr    130.5
 8  Daniel Ricciardo    105
 9  Pierre Gasly         86
10  Fernando Alonso      60
11  Esteban Ocon         46
12  Sebastian Vettel     42
13  Lance Stroll         26
14  Yuki Tsunoda         20
15  George Russell       16
16  Kimi Raikkonen       10
17  Nicholas Latifi       7
18  Antonio Giovinazzi    1
19  Mick Schumacher       0
19  Robert Kubica         0
19  Nikita Mazepin        0
Constructor Standings
Pos Team          Total
 1  Mercedes      478.5
 2  Red Bull      477.5
 3  Ferrari       268.5
 4  McLaren       255
 5  Alpine        106
 5  AlphaTauri    106
 7  Aston Martin   68
 8  Williams       23
 9  Alfa Romeo     11
10  Haas            0

No way to beat “far superior” Red Bulls in Mexico – Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton said he was relieved to salvage second place against a pair of much quicker Red Bulls during the Mexico City Grand Prix.

“That should not happen”: Wolff unhappy Bottas let Verstappen by at start
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was unimpressed Max Verstappen was able to sweep past both of the team’s cars at the start of the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Ferrari praise drivers’ “team spirit” after swapping places twice
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto praised the team’s drivers after the exchanged positions twice when instructed by the team during the Mexico City Grand Prix.

“Perfect weekend” for Gasly lifts AlphaTauri in constructors’ championship
A fourth-place finish in the Mexico City Grand Prix for Pierre Gasly, ahead of both Ferrari drivers, has brought AlphaTauri equal on points with Alpine.

“Not my lucky day” says Bottas after turn one collision and botched pit stop
Valtteri Bottas admitted it was “not my lucky day” in Mexico after the pole-winner slumped to 15th at the finish.

We’re in trouble if Red Bull are this quick everywhere – Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton fears for his championship chances if the performance advantage Red Bull demonstrated in Mexico continues over the remaining races.

Hamilton: Bottas ‘left the door open for Verstappen’ at the start
Lewis Hamilton blamed his team mate Valtteri Bottas for allowing Max Verstappen to pass them at the start of the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Horner shrugs off social media reaction to Tsunoda criticism
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner softened his criticism of Yuki Tsunoda’s driving in qualifying but defended his reaction to the incident involving his drivers.

Ricciardo ‘feels better’ over role in Bottas crash after seeing video
Daniel Ricciardo realised his first-corner misjudgement which sent Valtteri Bottas into a spin at the start of the Mexico City Grand Prix wasn’t as bad as he initially feared after watching a replay of the collision.

Wolff “surprised” stewards did not investigate Ricciardo over Bottas collision
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff said he was “surprised” the stewards did not conduct an investigation into the first-lap collision between Daniel Ricciardo and Valtteri Bottas.

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Kimi never drove for Williams, he started his career with Sauber, then goes to McLaren. In 2007, joins Ferrari, at the end of 2009 goes on a sabbatical then returns in 2012 with Lotus. In 2014 returns to Ferrari and then in 2019 goes back to Sauber(now Alfa Romeo),

[zia1288]

I loved his driving in McLaren and Sauber days even though he won his WDC at Ferrari

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Alfa Romeo’s misjudgement which prompted Giovinazzi’s sarcastic radio ‘thanks’
Antonio Giovinazzi told his team “thanks for the great strategy” on his radio at the end of the Mexico City Grand Prix.

FIA sure Jeddah track will be ready for first Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
FIA Formula 1 race director Michael Masi says he has no doubt construction of the new Jeddah Corniche Circuit will be completed in time for the first Saudi Arabian Grand Prix next month.

“Nice catch”: How Verstappen’s canny bid to thwart Bottas almost succeeded
Max Verstappen demonstrated exceptional race awareness – and determination to exploit every points-scoring opportunity – when he interfered with Mercedes’ attempt to take the fastest lap bonus away from him in Sunday’s race.

Here is the Timing Schedule for this weekend's Brazilian GP with Sprint Qualifying:

Brazilian GP
Friday
Practice Session 1  20:30 To 21:30

Saturday
Qualifying Session  00:00 To 01:00
Practice Session 2  20:00 To 21:00

Sunday
Sprint Qualifying   00:30 To 01:30
Race                22:00 To 00:00

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Aston Martin hitting “aggressive targets” for 2022 F1 car development
Aston Martin are satisfied with the progress they are making with their new car for the 2022 Formula 1 season, which is being designed to new technical regulations.

F1 reveals new branding to promote “world’s most efficient engine”
Formula 1 will promote its V6 hybrid turbo power units as the “world’s most efficient engine” using new branding from this weekend’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

FIA right to replace potentially “dangerous” kerbs – Russell
George Russell welcomed the FIA’s move to replace the kerbs used at some corners in recent races, citing crashes in junior series which left drivers with injuries.

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F1 expects Brazil GP freight delay will not affect race
This weekend’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil is expected to go ahead as planned despite a delay in transporting teams’ freight from last weekend’s round in Mexico.

Chance of rain during qualifying as cool Sao Paulo GP weekend begins
This weekend’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix is expected to see overcast conditions and considerably cooler temperatures than the last F1 race at Interlagos two years ago.

Drivers back plan to ditch Q3 tyre rule which ‘means the rich get richer’
Formula 1 drivers said they would support moves to drop a contentious part of the series’ qualifying regulations which they say increases the advantage enjoyed by the quickest cars.

How F1 can push “the world’s most efficient engine” even further
Formula 1 is finally trumpeting the incredible efficiency of its V6 hybrid power units. But with new power unit regulations for 2026 on the table, can it extract even more performance per drop of petrol?

Tsunoda’s progress “a real worry” for Alpine in points fight with AlphaTauri
AlphaTauri have become a stronger force in the constructors’ championship because of the progress Yuki Tsunoda has made this year, according to Alpine’s sporting director Alan Permane.

Mazepin says he wasn’t being “kicked out” in nightclub video
Nikita Mazepin said he was not “kicked out” of a nightclub in Mexico after a video circulated on social media apparently showing him involved in an argument with staff at a venue.

Hamilton awaiting news on engine amid penalty rumours
Lewis Hamilton says he does not yet know if he will face a penalty at this weekend’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix amid rumours Mercedes will change part of his power unit again.

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F1 teams will “work through the night” as FIA waives curfew due to late arrival of freight
Haas team principal Guenther Steiner says they will have to work through the night to have their cars ready for practice tomorrow following the late arrival of teams’ freight at the Interlagos circuit.

Verstappen will “absolutely” swap 33 for number one on his car if he wins title
Max Verstappen will leap at the opportunity to carry the number one on his Formula 1 car if he wins the world championship this year.

Verstappen prefers “traditional” F1 race weekend format to sprint events
Formula 1’s championship contenders gave a lukewarm reception to the return of its sprint qualifying format at this weekend’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Bottas admits he might have been able to keep Verstappen behind at start in Mexico
Valtteri Bottas admitted his fellow Mercedes team members may have a point when they said he could have done more to prevent Max Verstappen overtaking them at the start of the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Hamilton, Norris and Sainz hail “living legend” Valentino Rossi before his final race
Formula 1 drivers heaped praise on seven-times motorbike world champion Valentino Rossi ahead of his final race in the series this weekend.

Aston Martin’s Szafnauer dismisses Alpine move reports as “misinformation”
Aston Martin CEO Otmar Szafnauer has dismissed claims he is poised to switch teams to Alpine.

Tsunoda: Engineers agreed I needed more information to avoid Red Bull Q3 mishap
Yuki Tsunoda had talks with his AlphaTauri engineers and Red Bull management following the incident he was involved in during Q3 in Mexico.

Hamilton: We’ve done as well as we could against the strongest car
Lewis Hamilton says Red Bull have clearly had the strongest car this year, and Mercedes have done well to stay close to them in the championship fight.

Williams drivers expect return to form after team’s “worst track” in Mexico
Williams drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi expect the team to bounce back this weekend following a sub-par performance in the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Verstappen savouring title shot in case he never gets another
Max Verstappen says he’s savouring the chance to compete for the world championship for the first time in his career because he can’t be sure it will happen again.

Hamilton to take grid penalty at Interlagos after another engine change
Lewis Hamilton will take a five-place grid drop penalty at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix following another engine change.