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Mercedes Representative, Bradley Lord, noted the team is trying to "maximize the package we've got" after the F1 Mexico City GP.
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Mercedes discuss Constructors’ Championship battle after dropping to P3 following F1 Mexico City GP

Mercedes Team Representative, Bradley Lord, noted the team is trying to “maximise the package we’ve got” to fight for P2 in the Constructors’ Championship after the F1 Mexico City GP Mercedes is looking ahead after the F1 Mexico City GP. The Brackley-based team hopes to extract what they can with its current car’s package to…

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Callum Voisin F3 2025 Rodin Motorsport
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F3 2025 | Season Review | Callum Voisin

The 2025 F3 season was a rollercoaster for Callum Voisin, who alternated between standout performances and quieter and inconsistent weekends. 19-year-old Voisin began his career in karting before finishing sixth in the 2021 Ginetta Junior Championship. He then joined Rodin Carlin in GB3, finishing fourth in his rookie year and going on to win the…

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Martin Brundle says Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc “100%” deserved penalties for going off at Turn 1 at the F1 Mexico City GP.
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Brundle: Verstappen and Leclerc “100%” should have been penalised for turn 1 cuts at F1 Mexico City GP

The Turn 1 incident at the F1 Mexico City GP sparked a major debate about whether the stewards should have penalized Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen for going wide and regaining their positions, and Martin Brundle has had his say. While the stewards opted for no further action, several drivers, including George Russell and Fernando…

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Maya Weug ended the F1 Academy Bahrain in-season test on a high, leading the final sessions as teams wrapped up three productive days.
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Weug finishes on top as F1 Academy concludes Bahrain in-season testing

Maya Weug capped off the final day of in-season testing for F1 Academy at the Bahrain International Circuit by going six-for-six, topping the timesheets once again with the fastest overall lap. The Ferrari driver remained a consistent front-runner across all three days, setting a 2:04.150 in the morning session, six tenths ahead of her teammate…

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McLaren explains Oscar Piastri's strategy at the F1 Mexico City GP. Andrea Stella reveals the two-stop was to find "free air".

Stella explains “controlling” two-stop strategy for Piastri at F1 Mexico City GP

Post-race of a strategically complex 2025 F1 Mexico City GP raised questions on the divergent strategies of McLaren; while teammate, Lando Norris, won on an optimal one-stop strategy, Oscar Piastri was moved to a two-stop strategy. He finished P5 in the end. The decision left many wondering why the team didn’t allow Piastri possessing clear…

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Piastri loses his championship lead at the F1 Mexico City GP
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Villeneuve: Piastri has not stepped up to F1 championship battle after losing points lead in Mexico

After the F1 Mexico City GP, Jack Villeneuve addressed Oscar Piastri’s lack of momentum ahead of the final charge for the championship. Oscar Piastri is well and truly in the fight for the 2025 F1 Drivers’ Championship. He has been leading it since the Saudi Arabia GP. However, he has struggled in recent races, which…

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Sainz reflects on disaster F1 Mexico City GP after the event
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Sainz: “Disaster” F1 Mexico City GP caused by damaged sensors

Williams’ Carlos Sainz reflects on his disaster F1 Mexico City GP after the Spaniard endured multiple penalties en route to a disappointing DNF in the closing stages. Williams’ Carlos Sainz endured a difficult and disappointing outing in Mexico City last weekend. Starting from a lowly P12 carrying a penalty from Austin, the Spaniard found himself…

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Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso suffered his fourth consecutive F1 Mexico City GP DNF last sunday
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Alonso feels “luck is not definitely with me” after fourth F1 Mexico City GP DNF in succession

Luck is not on Fernando Alonso’s side, as suffered his fourth F1 Mexico City GP DNF in succession. After suffering minor damage to his front wing brake issues appeared, forcing him to retire in lap 34. Unable to manage brakes “I think the front wing [contact] was at the start,” Alonso reflected on his race…

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