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F1 Mexico GP qualifying – Start time, how to watch, channel

Carlos Sainz led the pace for Ferrari in Friday practice, leading the McLaren of Oscar Piastri.Engine issues restricted championship leader Max Verstappen to just four laps in FP2.What time does qualifying for the Mexico Grand Prix start?The qualifying for the Mexico Grand Prix will begin at 3pm local time (-6  GMT) on Saturday at Autodromo Hermanos RodríguezDate: Saturday, 26 October …Keep reading

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What we learned from Friday practice at the 2024 F1 Mexico GP

All in all, the opening day of track running at the 2024 Mexico Grand Prix was a frustrating affair for pretty much everyone – except, arguably, Ferrari.The Scuderia did lose much of FP1 when Ollie Bearman was driving Charles Leclerc’s SF-24, thanks to Alex Albon crashing into the 19-year-old when coming across him in the elongated Esses complex. But when it comes to the times that matter …Keep reading

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MotoGP Thailand GP: Bastianini wins sprint as Martin extends points lead

Enea Bastianini cruised to his second Saturday success of the MotoGP season as he saw off feuding title rivals Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia to win the Thailand Grand Prix Sprint race at Buriram.The factory Ducati rider capitalised on a scuffle between Pramac’s Martin and team-mate Bagnaia at the first corner to grab the lead of a race he would control right to the chequered flag.He led home …Keep reading

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McLaren disagrees with FIA review petition rejection over Norris’s US GP penalty

McLaren has said it disagrees with the FIA’s decision to reject its right of review request over Lando Norris’s United States Grand Prix penalty and wants to “understand how teams can constructively challenge decisions”.The Woking-based team had argued that the stewards made an incorrect call in handing Norris a penalty late in the Austin race, which dropped him behind F1 world title rival …Keep reading

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Horner reveals Alonso held Red Bull F1 switch talks in 2024

Red Bull Formula 1 chief Christian Horner has publicly acknowledged his team held preliminary talks with Fernando Alonso at the start of 2024 as both the Spaniard and the team weighed up their future options.Alonso signed a new contract with Aston Martin in April until the end of the 2026 season, which also includes provision to stay with the British brand beyond his grand prix driving days as an …Keep reading

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Supercars Gold Coast: Waters leads a dominant 1-2 for Tickford

Cameron Waters made a statement with a pole-to-flag Saturday win on the streets of the Gold Coast for the second year in succession in Supercars.After taking a season-high sixth pole position, Waters won the start in his Tickford Racing Ford Mustang and built a lead of over five seconds before his first pitstop. For much of the middle stint he had team-mate Thomas Randle close behind, before he …Keep reading

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FIA stewards reject McLaren’s Right of Review petition over Norris’s Austin penalty

McLaren has had it request for a Right of Review into Lando Norris’s Austin penalty rejected by the FIA stewards for last weekend’s Formula 1 race.McLaren had argued that the stewards made an incorrect statement – and overall call – in handing Norris a penalty in Document 69 (from the FIA timing system) of the Austin weekend.It was this that the orange team submitted as a “significant …Keep reading

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F1 Mexico GP: Sainz fastest in FP2 after Russell high-speed spin

Carlos Sainz topped FP2 at Formula 1’s 2024 Mexican Grand Prix, where George Russell crashed hard, Max Verstappen suffered repeat engine issues and the running was dominated by Pirelli’s tyre test.In the extended 90-minute session, McLaren’s Lando Norris led the pack out of the pits and duly shot to a 1m19.895s using the 2025 prototype C5 Pirelli soft.He was shuffled back by Pierre Gasly …Keep reading

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Verstappen’s Friday “useless” after engine issue hampered Mexico GP practice

Max Verstappen rued “useless” Friday practice at Formula 1’s Mexico Grand Prix, following a series of power unit issues that hampered his running throughout the day.Verstappen reported there was “something wrong” with his engine at the end of FP1, which caused him to miss the final five minutes of running in the opening hour-long session.This persisted throughout FP2, which was dedicated to …Keep reading

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Russell crashes out of FP2 at Mexico GP, causes red flag

George Russell endured a hefty crash in Formula 1’s second practice session at the Mexican Grand Prix to introduce a lengthy red flag.The Briton took too much kerb at Turn 9 and it visibly upset his Mercedes’ handling as the rear of the car began to bounce, pitching Russell into the Tecpro barrier sideways.Russell was able to get out of the car unaided, but the nature of the impact necessitated …Keep reading

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