Formula One

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.

Perhaps one of the most crucial qualifying sessions in the title fight narrative unfolded on Saturday in Mexico City, with Lando Norris triumphing as the pole-sitter ahead of Ferrari clinching P2 and P3. Here’s everything to look out for in a race that sees Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen starting on the back-foot, while Norris is in prime position to reclaim the championship lead.

Hamilton analyses his grid position and the internal shift from the team ahead of Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix.

Leclerc outlines his aim for Sunday's Grand Prix after a superb qualifying performance at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Norris outlines his perspective on Sunday's Grand Prix after crucial pole position in Mexico City.

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.

Dan gives you the round-up of IndyCar and Indy NXT news between the 18th and 25th October including testing, Indy NXT driver transfers and new Indy NXT teams

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.

A recap of on-track action from the first session of the Mexico City Grand Prix including the nine FP1 rookie drivers.

Nine rookies will take the wheel in FP1 at the Mexico City Grand Prix as F1 teams fulfil their 2025 rookie session requirements under FIA regulations.

Lando Norris stays philosophical as he hunts teammate Oscar Piastri for the title while keeping an eye on a resurgent Max Verstappen, whom he admits "has been in very good form".

George Russell admits Austin left him “disappointed” despite a solid season, vowing to bounce back as Mercedes chase stronger results in Mexico City.

Oscar Piastri admits fault for his sprint crash, saying McLaren starts fresh as the title fight with Norris and a resurgent Verstappen heats up.

Max Verstappen further eroded the McLaren drivers’ cushion at the top of the Championship and will look to do so further in Mexico at a venue where he has previously won five times.

Formula One headed stateside for the second time in 2025 as Max Verstappen made huge inroads in the Drivers’ Championship.

Verstappen dominates in Austin as Norris closes in on Piastri, Leclerc returns to form, and Bearman stars again — grades for every driver from the United States Grand Prix.

Verstappen dominates Austin as McLaren falter, Ferrari rebound and the title fight tightens–five takeaways from the United States Grand Prix.

Kavi explores the changing landscape in the sport vs spectacle battle in Formula One

Haas rookie Oliver Bearman scored double points in Austin but slammed Yuki Tsunoda for “dangerous” moves that cost him a higher finish.