2026 F1 Mexico City FP1
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F1 | 2026 Mexico City GP | FP1 | Leclerc leads as rookie Vesti impresses with P3

Charles Leclerc topped the FP1 timesheets to mark the start of the 2026 F1 Mexico City GP, view the full session report here. With just five races left, the 2026 Drivers’ Championship is nearing its conclusion, and Kimi Antonelli has the opportunity to secure the title in Sunday’s Round 19 race. The 19-year-old currently leads…

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Lewis Hamilton has addressed the penalty he received against Max Verstappen after his P8 finish at the F1 Mexico City GP
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Lewis Hamilton labels his penalty against Verstappen “kind of nuts” after disappointing P8 finish at F1 Mexico City GP

Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton has opened up about his race start, his battle with Max Verstappen and the 10-second time penalty he received, and the major takeaways from the weekend following his tough P8 finish at the F1 Mexico City GP.  After securing his first top three in Grand Prix qualifying since joining Ferrari, Hamilton…

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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc discuss Ferrari’s performance after F1 Mexico GP Practice at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.
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Ferrari duo analyse grip struggles and pace during F1 Mexico City GP practice

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc reflected on a demanding opening day at the F1 Mexico GP Practice, stating a “slidey” Ferrari and tough conditions in the high altitude of Mexico City. Speaking to the media after Friday’s sessions, both drivers shared their impressions of a day that tested tyre management, balance, and adaptability ahead of…

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Albon discusses the option of focusing on balance over performance on the FW47 ahead of the F1 Mexico City GP.
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Albon not taking P5 in the Constructors’ Championship for granted ahead of F1 Mexico City GP

Alex Albon remained optimistic on the performance of the FW47 ahead of the F1 Mexico City GP, with no upgrades to the car since before the summer break. High altitudes at the F1 Mexico City GP With the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez sitting roughly 2,000 metres above sea level, the air is slightly thinner, which impacts…

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