Max Verstappen has won nine races in 2021, a total no other driver can surpass before the end of the season. Here are all the stats and facts from the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Antonio Giovinazzi told his team “thanks for the great strategy” on his radio at the end of the Mexico City Grand Prix, but it wasn’t meant sincerely.
The radio transcript shows how Max Verstappen acted on his own initiative and almost succeeded in thwarting Mercedes’ bid for fastest lap.
In the round-up: Frustrating first-corner incident “put me on the back foot for the race” – Sainz • Home podium “extremely special” for Perez • Hamilton clarifies Perez and Bottas comments
Pierre Gasly, Max Verstappen, Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel were RaceFans’ Star Performers of the Mexico City Grand Prix. Here’s why.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff said he was “surprised” the stewards did not look into the first-lap collision between Daniel Ricciardo and Valtteri Bottas.
Yuki Tsunoda didn’t realise how badly he’d affected the Red Bull drivers’ laps in qualifying until he spoke to media. That and more stories from the Mexico City paddock.
Daniel Ricciardo said he was “kicking himself” over his first-corner collision with Valtteri Bottas until he saw the video replay of their tangle.
Lewis Hamilton said Red Bull are “just too quick” after falling 19 points behind championship leader Max Verstappen in Mexico.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner softened his criticism of Yuki Tsunoda’s driving in qualifying but defended his reaction to the incident involving his drivers.
Valtteri Bottas admitted it was “not my lucky day” in Mexico after a series of calamities left the pole-winner 15th at the finish.
Max Verstappen swept the Mercedes pair aside within seconds of the start and won as he pleased to extend his championship lead over Lewis Hamilton.
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Mercedes’ fortunes reversed dramatically after the Mexican Grand Prix began and Max Verstappen revealed untouchable speed in his Red Bull.
In the round-up: Russell broke his drinks system on lap one • Schumacher retirement a “pure racing incident” • “Three cars in the same corner never works” says Ocon after collisions
A fourth-place finish in the Mexico City Grand Prix for Pierre Gasly, ahead of both Ferrari drivers, put AlphaTauri equal on points with Alpine.
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto praised the team’s drivers after the exchanged positions twice when instructed by the team during the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton blamed his team mate Valtteri Bottas for allowing Max Verstappen to pass them at the start of the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was unimpressed Max Verstappen was able to sweep past both of the team’s cars at the start of the Mexico City GP.
