Carlos Sainz feels F1 is becoming more about ‘famous people on TV’ than races
Carlos Sainz feels broadcasts of races can “go overboard a little showing celebrities and girlfriends” rather than important moments of a Grand Prix.
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Verstappen closes the gap after unexpected podium finish
MEXICO CITY :Max Verstappen did not expect to finish on the podium at the Mexico City Grand Prix after his struggles in qualifying so the Dutchman was not overly disappointed that a late virtual safety car denied him the chance to turn his third place into second.
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Lando Norris starts on pole for the Mexico City Grand Prix, which gives him a significant opportunity to boost his championship hopes.
Piastri puzzled by 'mystery' lack of speed as Norris takes pole
MEXICO CITY :Formula One leader Oscar Piastri said his vanishing speed was "a bit of a mystery" after struggling to seventh on the grid in Mexico City Grand Prix qualifying while teammate Lando Norris took pole position.
Lando Norris Raih Pole Position F1 GP Meksiko 2025, Piastri Start ke-8
Lando Norris meraih pole position Grand Prix Formula 1 Meksiko 2025. Driver asal Inggris itu menjadi yang tercepat, saat Oscar Piastri bakal start di posisi 8.
Norris piles pressure on Piastri with Mexico pole
MEXICO CITY :McLaren's Lando Norris stormed to pole position with an epic lap at the Mexico City Grand Prix on Saturday, with the Formula One lead in his sights after teammate Oscar Piastri qualified seventh.
Hamilton hopes Ferrari can recapture Mexico magic
MEXICO CITY :Lewis Hamilton hopes Ferrari can repeat last year's Mexican Grand Prix triumph this weekend but teammate Charles Leclerc sounded a more pessimistic note on Thursday, saying a victory looks out of reach without "strange things happening".
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Max Verstappen leads from pole, as Charles Leclerc gets ahead of Lando Norris up to P2
Verstappen wins dramatic US Grand Prix sprint, McLarens crash
AUSTIN: Max Verstappen made the most of a first-corner collision between the two McLaren drivers to win Saturday’s sprint race at the United States Grand Prix and reduce Oscar Piastri’s lead over him by eight points.