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.

Written by Owen Bradley Carlos Sainz dominated the F1 Mexican Grand Prix, coming home to the chequered flag after starting from pole position as well. Max Verstappen would be handed a controversial 20-second penalty after two incidents with Lando Norris, the McLaren driver now closing to Verstappen in the standings. Credit: Red Bull Content Pool Max Verstappen would manage to get the jump on Carlos Sainz at the race start, drawing alongside his former Toro Rosso teammate into

Written by Owen Bradley Carlos Sainz Jr. stormed to pole position for the F1 Mexican Grand Prix at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit, meanwhile Max Verstappen beat championship rival Lando Norris to second place, securing a front-row position. To the dismay of the adoring crowd, home hero Sergio Perez would only manage to qualify in 18th place after issues with his Red Bull. Credit: Scuderia Ferrari HP Qualifying 1 Q1 would see a couple of surprising exits, with the af