Practice, qualifying, race
Grand Prix race reports, qualifying recaps and practice notes from every F1 weekend, with results, key moments and what they mean for the title fight.
Lewis Hamilton claimed his first pole position for Ferrari in Mexico, beating George Russell by 0.009 seconds to reach 105 career poles. The 41-year-old driver overcame a technical issue on Friday to become the oldest driver to score a pole since Mario Andretti in 1982.
Lewis Hamilton secured pole position for Ferrari with a 1:16.514 lap time, narrowly beating George Russell by 0.009 seconds. The session also saw Fernando Alonso trigger a red flag due to a suspected water pressure issue in his Honda power unit.
Lando Norris edged out Kimi Antonelli by 0.001s to lead the final practice session at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. Max Verstappen finished fifth after experiencing braking issues, while Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton struggled with pace on soft tyres.
Charles Leclerc secured a Friday practice double at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, finishing fastest in both sessions. Lewis Hamilton struggled during the second practice after his Ferrari power unit failed, leaving him in 11th place.
Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson received grid penalties and penalty points following a clumsy collision during the second practice session at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. The incident between the Red Bull and Racing Bulls drivers caused a red flag and damaged both cars.
Charles Leclerc set the fastest time in Friday practice at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, beating Lando Norris by 0.103 seconds. Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson collided during the session, resulting in a red flag to clear debris from the track.
Nikola Tsolov replaces Liam Lawson at VCARB while Ayumu Iwasa takes the place of Max Verstappen for the first practice session in Mexico. These rookie outings fulfill FIA sporting regulations requiring teams to provide four rookie sessions per season.
Kimi Antonelli secured a dominant victory in Austin using a one-stop strategy to finish 16 seconds ahead of Charles Leclerc. The Mercedes driver now leads George Russell by 123 points heading into the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Kimi Antonelli secured pole position at the Circuit of the Americas after Ferrari drivers lost dominance in Q3. Max Verstappen starts second and Isack Hadjar takes third, while Gabriel Bortleto faces an 80-place penalty that places him at the back of the grid.
Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli beat Max Verstappen by 0.041 seconds to take pole position at the Circuit of the Americas. The 20-year-old Mercedes driver utilized a new front wing to secure his first pole since the Belgian Grand Prix.
Kimi Antonelli clinched pole position for the United States Grand Prix by beating Max Verstappen by 0.179s. Isack Hadjar finished third, while Red Bull drivers struggled with track-limit offences and balance issues during the session.
Lando Norris qualified eighth for the United States Grand Prix after a track limits penalty at Turn 19 relegated him from sixth. The McLaren driver described the MCL40 as the hardest car he has ever driven due to inconsistent handling and slow-corner performance.
FIA race director Rui Marques announced track limit relaxations at the United States Grand Prix after 207 lap times were deleted during practice. Drivers including Alex Albon and Lando Norris faced numerous infractions due to the bumpy Circuit of the Americas surface.