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Magnussen was catching Verstappen at end of “unbelievable” drive
Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu heaped praise on Kevin Magnussen after he scored his best result of the season so far in Mexico. Source
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Sainz seizes swansong Ferrari win as Perez endures home race horror show
The Mexican GP was a tale of two different races for the driver Ferrari might regret losing and the driver Red Bull keep the faith in. Source
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Why Verstappen’s ‘divebomb’ moves on Norris paid off despite his penalties
Max Verstappen could have lost more points to Lando Norris if he hadn’t forced him off during the Mexican GP – even with his penalties. Source
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Tsunoda’s qualifying crash ‘derailed’ RB on ‘one of our best weekends in a while’
In the round-up: Tsunoda’s Q2 crash ‘derailed’ RB • Tougher BoP rules for 2025 • First F1 Academy champion says career is over Source
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Sainz “proud” of how he coped with “strange year” ahead of Ferrari exit
Carlos Sainz Jnr said he did not allow the knowledge he will leave Ferrari soon to demotivate him, after taking his second win. Source
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2024 Mexican Grand Prix weekend F1 driver ratings
Very few drivers could boast of having completely clear weekends in Mexico. Here’s RaceFans’ driver ratings for the Mexican Grand Prix. Source
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Did Perez dish out payback? Lawson said he “blocked me on purpose” after clash
Following their clash early in the Mexican GP, Sergio Perez slowed by two seconds when Liam Lawson appeared in his mirrors. Source
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“If you can pass Max safely, take it”: Unheard radio from title rivals’ latest fight
Max Verstappen and Lando Norris came to blows on-track for the second weekend in a row at the United States Grand Prix. Here’s how each of them saw their races. Source
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Netflix reveals new trailer for Senna series ahead of premiere next month
Netflix has presented a new trailer for its dramatisation of the life of Ayrton Senna, which it will premiere next month. Source
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FIA fine Honda $600,000, Alpine $400,000 for procedural breaches of cost cap
The FIA has fined Honda and Alpine a total of $1 million for their breaches of Formula 1’s power unit cost cap. Source
