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Lawson would have “easily” reached Q3 without team mate Tsunoda’s crash
In the round-up: Lawson sure he would have reached Q3 • FIA to change racing rules • McLaren’s Ugochukwu takes first FREC win Source
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Piastri says his car is “very good” despite error which put him out in Q1
After being eliminated from the first phase of qualifying in Mexico, Oscar Piastri says it all came down to an error in turn 12. Source
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Qualifying was ‘frustrating, like every qualifying session this year’
Lewis Hamilton was again disappointed to discover the balance he found in his car in final practice deserted him when qualifying began. Source
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Leclerc “never really recovered” from limited running this weekend
Charles Leclerc berated himself after qualifying fourth in Mexico and blamed the lack of useful running he had in Friday practice. Source
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Sainz says he used Norris’s ‘iRacing line’ on way to Mexican Grand Prix pole
Carlos Sainz Jnr said the unusual line he took at the end of his pole position lap was one he learned from former team mate Lando Norris. Source
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Sainz knows he has “less to lose” than title rivals in F1’s longest run to turn one
Carlos Sainz Jnr is prepared to get his elbows out against championship rivals Max Verstappen and Lando Norris to win in Mexico. Source
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McLaren’s “heavily revised” new floor is only a “tiny” improvement
Lando Norris says the floor upgrade McLaren brought to this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix has only made a very slight improvement to his car’s performance. Source
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Sainz’s Mexican GP pole position feels “bittersweet” as he prepares to leave Ferrari
Carlos Sainz Jnr admits he has mixed feelings about his and Ferrari’s strong form as he enters his final five races for the team. Source
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F1’s racing rules to change before end of year after drivers’ “productive meeting”
Formula 1’s racing rules will be revised following the controversial incident between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris in Austin. Source
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Aston Martin sink to second-slowest team but are they really that far off?
As Fernando Alonso marks his 400th grand prix appearances, Aston Martin are having one of their worst weekends. Or are they? Source
