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George Russell, Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez headline Thursday’s FIA press conferences at the Mexico City Grand Prix, with team principals speaking on Friday.
By: Kada Sarkozi
George Russell, Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez will headline the drivers' press conference at the Mexico City Grand Prix later today. The Mexico City Grand Prix at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez is next on the Formula 1 calendar and marks the second round of the current triple-header.
Ten rookies will take part in Mexico City Grand Prix FP1, with every F1 team except Ferrari giving a young driver a Friday practice opportunity.
Mercedes can leave the Mexico City Grand Prix with both world championships, but only if Ferrari have one of their worst Sundays of the season. To wrap up the constructors' crown this Sunday, the German team must outscore the Scuderia by 39 points.
Mercedes can clinch both F1 championships in Mexico City, but need a win and another podium while Ferrari score no more than four points.
Carlos Sainz rejects Fernando Alonso’s criticism of lower-grid F1 drivers after their Austin clash, while questioning stewards’ decision not to penalise Arvid Lindblad.
Max Verstappen says Red Bull is working to understand the RB22 before the Mexico City Grand Prix, where Ayumu Iwasa will drive in FP1.
Max Verstappen says Red Bull Racing worked hard to better understand the RB22 ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix. Verstappen finished on the podium at COTA last Sunday, with Lewis Hamilton crossing the finish line a second behind him.
By: Kada Sarkozi
Rain and thunderstorms are forecast for the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, while Jorge Martin will be assessed after FP1 following his Australia crash.
By: Kada Sarkozi
Marc Marquez and injured Jorge Martin discuss the MotoGP title fight as Martin prepares to test his fitness in Malaysian Grand Prix FP1.
