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Charles Leclerc addressed fans booing him after the Mexico City Grand Prix, stating he had nowhere to go in the collision that ended Sergio Perez’s race. Perez had made an excellent start and tried to overtake both Leclerc and Max Verstappen around the outside into Turn 1.

Formula 1 has given a lifetime ban to a fan after he attacked two Ferrari supporters during the Mexico City Grand Prix. Footage circulating on social media showed a male fan climbing towards a pair wearing Ferrari merchandise in the Foro Sol, with other spectators trying to get between them.

Charles Leclerc admits he had no idea that Ferrari had the potential to take pole position even starting Q3 at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Success on Saturday in Mexico makes it two pole positions in a row for Leclerc who was also fastest in Austin last weekend, although he faded in the race to f...

Charles Leclerc and Scuderia Ferrari conjured a shock front-row lockout after an unpredictable qualifying hour at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Leclerc beat teammate Carlos Sainz by 0.

Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, George Russell and Fernando Alonso have all escaped penalties after qualifying at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Verstappen, Russell and Alonso were all investigated over alleged impeding in the pit lane, with the trio waiting at the exit to leave in order to find a g...

Alex Albon says Williams didn’t show its full potential in the second practice session at the Mexico City Grand Prix after a strong first practice saw him in the top two.

Ollie Bearman delivered a faultless first appearance in modern Formula 1 machinery at the Mexico City Grand Prix, according to Haas’ director of engineering Ayao Komatsu.

Sergio Perez admits retiring from the Mexico City Grand Prix is “the saddest” moment of his career but that he had risked everything to try and win his home race.

Ollie Bearman delivered a faultless first appearance in modern Formula 1 machinery at the Mexico City Grand Prix, according to Haas’ director of engineering Ayao Komatsu.

Max Verstappen swept all three practice sessions at the Mexico City Grand Prix after pipping Alex Albon to top spot in FP3. Verstappen was faster than the Thai driver in the first and last sectors to pinch top spot by 0.