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Norris wins and Leclerc comes 2nd at Mexico City GP

Why Charles Leclerc was 'saved' at the end of the Mexico City GP

Seeing the colours of Max Verstappen's RB 21 closing in monstrously, approaching the final laps, of the Mexico City Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc's stronghold of second place was weakening.

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Norris wins and Leclerc comes second at the Mexico City GP

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Norris dominates in Mexico to take championship lead

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Norris unfazed by crowd boos after winning in Mexico

Lando Norris shrugged off boos from the Mexican crowd on Sunday after the Briton seized back the Formula One championship lead from teammate Oscar Piastri with a dominant win from pole position.

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Lewis Hamilton accuses F1 stewards of double standards at Mexico Grand Prix

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Bearman misses out on first podium but proud of fourth place

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Norris wins in Mexico to take F1 lead from Piastri

Charles Leclerc was runner-up for Ferrari, 30.3 seconds behind Norris, while Red Bull's reigning champion Max Verstappen took his sixth successive podium in third place after a nailbiting finish just...

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Why Oscar Piastri only qualified seventh for Mexico GP

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Hamilton closer than ever to first podium with Ferrari

Max Verstappen's damning Red Bull admission at Mexico GP

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FIA explains late F1 Mexico GP VSC that cost Max Verstappen a potential second place

The FIA has explained why it called a Virtual Safety Car in Formula 1 ‘s Mexico City Grand Prix, denying fans last-lap drama between Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc. The race at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez was coming towards its conclusion with Leclerc running in second place, with Lando Norris sailing off into the distance.

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F1 champion Max Verstappen admits Red Bull have 'no pace' ahead of Mexico Grand Prix

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Max Verstappen's damning Red Bull admission at Mexico GP after ‘big problem’

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Verstappen closes the gap after unexpected podium finish

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 ...

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Lando Norris has golden chance to eat into Oscar Piastri’s lead with Mexico pole

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Max Verstappen issues damning warning as Red Bull F1 struggles mount at Mexico City GP

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Charles Leclerc will be “very surprised” if Max Verstappen wins 2025 F1 title

Max Verstappen’s sensational recovery may have stirred up enthusiasm in the paddock, but Charles Leclerc doubts he can actually beat the McLarens to the title

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Charles Leclerc calls Max Verstappen's move 'stupid' amid yellow flag controversy at Mexican GP

Charles Leclerc branded Max Verstappen’s actions “stupid” after accusing him of not slowing under double-waved yellows in the closing laps of the Mexican Grand Prix.

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Leclerc relieved to hold off Verstappen after late VSC

Charles Leclerc held off Max Verstappen to finish P2 at the Mexico GP. The Ferrari driver was helped by a late virtual safety car, which was deployed as Verstappen closed the gap to within a second in the closing stages.

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Verstappen acknowledges Red Bull 'must be faster' after Mexico City GP

After sitting 104 points off the points lead after the Dutch Grand Prix, it is remarkable that the Red Bull driver is even in the battle still. But each of the final four tracks that will be raced at in 2025 have been tracks in which Verstappen has conquered.

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Charles Leclerc reveals who he is betting $1 on to win F1 title in ‘lot to lose’ assessment

Charles Leclerc said he is hoping to capitalise on the “lot to lose” attitude that the top three may adopt in their close title fight. While the McLaren duo and Max Verstappen continue their title showdown, Leclerc became the latest driver to be mathematically eliminated from the running but hopes to use that freedom to his advantage.

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Leclerc Reveals His Bet on F1 Title Race Between Verstappen, Norris and Piastri

Currently, Oscar Piastri leads Lando Norris by 14 points. However, Red Bull star and reigning champion Max Verstappen is threatening to take the title away from McLaren. Having trailed by more than 100 points before the summer break, the Dutchman has cut the gap to Piastri to just 40 points after winning three out of the last four races.

U.S. Grand Prix briefing: Max Verstappen enjoys perfect weekend, Norris defeats Leclerc

AUSTIN – Max Verstappen continued his late-season charge up the 2025 Formula One drivers’ championship standings with a commanding win at the United States Grand Prix, leading every lap from pole and crossing the line ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc.

Oscar Piastri draws on past experiences to fend off Max Verstappen in F-1 title race

Oscar Piastri hopes his past experiences can help him in the F1 championship as he prepares for the Mexican Grand Prix.

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Leclerc quickest as Verstappen, Norris sit out first practice

Championship leader Oscar Piastri was only fourth fastest in first practice for the Mexican Grand Prix as Ferrari's Charles Leclerc set the pace.

Mexico City GP: Max Verstappen tops second practice from Charles Leclerc, Oscar Piastri only 12th at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez

Max Verstappen looks to be the driver to beat at the Mexico City Grand Prix after ending Friday on top; Oscar Piastri has work to do after a disappointing second practice; watch final practice on Saturday at 6.