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Season 10 champion Pascal Wehrlein topped day one of Formula E’s highly anticipated pre-season testing week, a first session for many notable drivers who switched teams ahead of the final Gen 3 Evo season. 

Lando Norris cruised to victory at the Mexico City Grand Prix, taking the championship lead from Oscar Piastri by one point with just four races to go. Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen completed the podium, a potential P2 for the defending champion fading away after a late-race VSC, while Oliver Bearman finished fourth ahead of Oscar Piastri.

Lando Norris took pole at the Mexican Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton completing the top three. Norris’ main championship rivals, Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri, only managed fifth and eighth, setting up a tantalising starting grid for tomorrow.

The third and final hour-long practice session was the last chance for the teams and drivers to fully get to grips with the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, with Lando Norris topping the times.

At the line, Corey Heim secured his eleventh win on the season in Martinsville.

Second practice at the Mexico City Grand Prix saw driving duties returned to the usual lineup. Nine of the twenty drivers missed FP1 to make way for the rookies and were itching to acclimatise to the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.

Reigning Constructors’ champions Porsche will head into the all-female Formula E test with two drivers, as BMW GT4 racer Janine Schall will partner Gabriela Jílková for the one-day test on October 31. 

Envision Racing become the third team to field two female drivers for the all-female rookie test, with F1 Academy racer Ella Lloyd joining the team’s development driver Alice Powell for the test on October 31. 

Jamie Chadwick and Juju Noda will be driving for Jaguar TCS Racing for the all-female Formula E test in Valencia on October 31, as part of pre-season testing for Formula E’s Season 12. 

Andretti Global have announced that they will be reuniting with Spanish racer Nerea Martí, ahead of the all-female Formula E test in Valencia on October 31.

Cupra Kiro have announced that Spanish racer Pepe Martí will be driving for them in Formula E Season 12, bringing to an end the speculation over the final driver making up the Formula E grid for the upcoming season. 

IndyCar star Colton Herta will make a dramatic swap from IndyCar to Formula 2 colours in 2026. The Californian will be racing for Hitech TGR's F2 outfit, spearheading the British team's charge in the upcoming season.

Envision Racing have announced that Alice Powell will be driving for them in the all-female test. The Briton drove for the all-green team at the inaugural test last year, where she partnered Alisha Palmowski.

Dan Ticktum officially confirmed his spot on the Formula E grid for Season 12, reaffirming his continuity and faith in the Cupra Kiro squad after a successful first campaign with the American team.

Mahindra Racing have announced that American Chloe Chambers will be participating in the Formula E all-female test on 31 October in Valencia.

Max Verstappen converted pole to victory at the United States Grand Prix to cap off a dominant weekend, slicing his deficit to the championship leader down to 40 points. Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc completed the podium following thrilling battles throughout the race for second, eventually claimed by Norris, while championship leader Oscar Piastri finished fifth.

Formula One has announced the extension of the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of The Americas through 2034.

Valentino Rossi and the #46 BMW crew took an extraordinary victory in a rain-soaked and red flag affected race, pulling off a strategic stroke of genius to claim the lead of the race.

Austin Hill sweeps all three stages in Talladega in overtime and makes it his 10th drafting track win of his career!

In what could be a crucial moment in the championship, Max Verstappen claimed victory in Austin while his title rivals retired from the race on the first lap.