Mexico GP: Lando Norris says Max Verstappen crossed a line - ESPN
MEXICO CITY — Lando Norris said title rival Max Verstappen's driving at the Mexico City Grand Prix went beyond what was acceptable.
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F1 GP Meksiko: Sainz Menang, Norris Dekati Poin Verstappen
Pembalap Ferrari Carlos Sainz memenangkan balapan Formula 1 GP Meksiko 2024. Sementara Lando Norris berhasil memangkas jarak poin dengan pemimpin klasemen Max Verstappen setelah menjadi runner-up.
Sainz beats Norris to Mexico win as Verstappen penalised
MEXICO CITY :Ferrari's Carlos Sainz won the Mexico City Grand Prix on Sunday after Red Bull's Formula One leader Max Verstappen was twice punished for his driving against title rival Lando Norris and finished sixth.
Carlos Sainz wins Mexico Grand Prix; Max Verstappen gets 20-second penalty
Lando Norris cut Max Verstappen's world championship lead by 10 points after the Red Bull driver was handed 20 seconds in penalties as he forced his title rival off the track in a dramatic Mexican Grand Prix.
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The 2024 Formula One season is advancing to Magdalena Mixhuca Park for the Mexican Grand Prix. Charles LeClerc emerged victorious at the U.S. Grand Prix. Max Verstappen hasn't raked in first place finishes this season, but he took home the grand prize at the 2023 Mexican Grand Prix. Is it time for a comeback?
Max Verstappen qualifies ahead of title rival Lando Norris for Mexico Grand Prix
Max Verstappen edged out title rival Lando Norris as Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz claimed pole position at the Mexico Grand Prix.
Motor Racing-Ferrari happy to fly under the radar, says Vasseur
MEXICO CITY : Ferrari are in a perfect situation flying under the radar in the battle for the Formula One constructors' title, team principal Fred Vasseur said after Carlos Sainz took pole position at the Mexico City Grand Prix on Saturday.
Lando Norris Says 'I'll Do What I Think Is Right' In Max Verstappen Battle
A defiant Lando Norris said he will "do what I think is right" as his battle with Max Verstappen for the Formula One world title intensifies. Speaking to reporters ahead of this Sunday's Mexico Grand Prix, the McLaren driver remained adamant that he felt harshly treated at last weekend's United States Grand Prix where he was penalised and dropped from third to fourth behind the three-time world champion. "Max didn't care if he won or if he was second or third," said Norris.