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Motor racing-Verstappen fastest in first Mexico practice - Vimarsana News

Motor racing-Verstappen fastest in first Mexico practice

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Triple world champion Max Verstappen set the pace in first practice for the Mexico City Grand Prix on Friday with Red Bull tea...

Source: whbl.com
FP1: Verstappen leads first practice in Mexico City ahead of Albon and Perez - Vimarsana News

FP1: Verstappen leads first practice in Mexico City ahead of Albon and Perez

Max Verstappen edged out Williams’ Alex Albon to set the pace in first practice for the Mexico City Grand Prix at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

Mexico FP1: Verstappen fastest, Albon just behind - Vimarsana News

Mexico FP1: Verstappen fastest, Albon just behind

Max Verstappen topped the first practice session for the 2023 Mexico City GP, but Alex Albon was a surprise second fastest in the Williams.

Verstappen edges Albon in opening Mexico GP practice - Vimarsana News

Verstappen edges Albon in opening Mexico GP practice

Max Verstappen narrowly bested Alex Albon to the top spot in first practice at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Verstappen set the benchmark at 1m19.718s on a sole run on fresh softs, though he subsequently had to cut short his stint on the red-marked tire after reporting something loose in the footwe...

Source: racer.com
Verstappen tops tight times again in mildly moist Mexico FP2 - Vimarsana News

Verstappen tops tight times again in mildly moist Mexico FP2

Max Verstappen topped a drizzly FP2 to sweep Friday practice at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Light rain arrived in time for the start of the session and intensified in the last sector in the last 15 minutes, but it was never hard enough to suspend running or force drivers onto wet-weather tires.

Source: racer.com