Mexico GP

2024 - 10 - 27

Sainz Celebrates Victory as Verstappen's Miracles Fall Short in Mexico!

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Carlos Sainz storms to victory at the Mexican GP, leaving Verstappen mere mortal!

The excitement was palpable as the F1 Mexico Grand Prix unfolded at the historic Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Carlos Sainz stunned the crowd with a blistering pole position, clocking a time of 1 minute and 15.946 seconds, just edging out multiple world champion Max Verstappen. With Ferrari fans on the edge of their seats, Sainz was hoping to snag one last sensational win for the Scuderia before making his switch to Williams next season. Meanwhile, Verstappen, the current title leader, anticipated a tough race, clearly stating he wasn't expecting miracles despite starting strong on the front row.

Qualifying brought a rollercoaster of emotions on Saturday, as McLaren, with Lando Norris behind the wheel, appeared destined for pole until Ferrari's last-minute heroics stole the spotlight. It wasn't without drama; a technical snafu involving tyre supplier Pirelli saw their server crash, which impacted crucial data on qualifying graphics. The swirling narrative around the Mexican GP was as hot as the local food, with the spotlight shifting from Sainz's burgeoning stardom to the unpredictability of the race itself.

As the green light flashed to start the race, fans were treated to a battle royale: Sainz, Verstappen, and Norris vied for supremacy right from the get-go. The twists and turns brought not only fierce competition but the whimsical nature of F1 racing, demonstrating that anything could happen on race day. Verstappen, known for his aggressive driving, wasn’t able to muster the magic fans had come to expect, leading to his post-race confession that even he was human and fallible.

Ultimately, it was Sainz who emerged triumphant, clinching a stunning victory that echoed through the noise of the enthusiastic crowd. As the dust settled on the race, it was clear that this event was more than just another Grand Prix; it was a high point in Sainz’s career and a pivotal moment in the 2024 season. The star-studded field brought the thrill of competition to life, proving that in F1, every race is packed with surprises and any driver can rise to the occasion.

Did you know that since the first Mexican GP in 1967, the event has seen only a handful of drivers winning multiple times? Only a few legends, like the late Juan Manuel Fangio, have managed to conquer the Autodromo consistently. In addition, starting from pole position at the Mexico GP has historically been a golden ticket, with a striking win percentage! History has shown that it’s quite the advantageous place to be, as seen with Sainz's exhilarating triumph, marking a significant chapter in his racing saga!

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F1 Mexico Grand Prix LIVE: Carlos Sainz starts on pole as Lando ... (The Independent)

Verstappen has won five of the last six races at Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez and will be aiming to edge one step closer to a fourth world championship title.

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Mexican GP predictions: Sainz to win and no Max Verstappen podium (PlanetF1)

Carlos Sainz has a great opportunity at the Mexican GP to take perhaps one last win for Ferrari before joining Williams.

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Max Verstappen not 'expecting miracles' in F1 Mexico GP despite ... (Motorsport Week)

Max Verstappen has expressed he is not "expecting miracles" in the F1 Mexico City Grand Prix, despite claiming a front-row starting position.

F1 Mexico GP, Sat: Ferrari takes it; Q1 shock, Q2 fall & more (FormulaRapida.net)

The Sat in F1 Mexico GP went up and down where McLaren looked likely to take pole position until the last gasp from Ferrari to take it.

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Pirelli server crash caused Mexican GP qualifying tyre graphics ... (autosport.com)

A server crash for Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli meant it was unable to provide its usual data for timing screens and broadcast graphics during 2024 Mexican ...

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Sainz Soares as Perez Plummets - F1 Mexico GP Qualifying ... (Motorsport.com, Edition: Global)

Formula 1 Videos. Carlos Sainz took a brilliant pole position for the 2024 Mexico City Grand Prix, clocking a 1m 15.946s lap to beat Max Verstappen.

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Max Verstappen's reaction to Mexican GP qualifying speaks ... (Daily Express)

Max Verstappen finished second behind Carlos Sainz during qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix.

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Mexican GP: Carlos Sainz clinches pole after beating Max ... (Firstpost)

The Spaniard, who leaves the team at the end of the season, clocked one minute and 15.946 seconds to beat series leader and three time champion Verstappen, ...

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F1 Mexican GP LIVE: Max Verstappen starts on pole as Lando ... (The Independent)

Verstappen has won five of the last six races at Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez and will be aiming to edge one step closer to a fourth world championship title.

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F1 Mexico GP live updates: Latest qualifying times, Q3 standings ... (The Independent)

F1 Mexico Grand Prix LIVE: Qualifying results and times as Lando Norris battles Max Verstappen.

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F1 Mexico GP – Start time, how to watch, starting grid & TV channel (Motorsport.com, Edition: Global)

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz will start the race from pole position ahead of title rivals Max Verstappen (Red Bull) and Lando Norris (McLaren).

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F1 Mexico GP live updates: Latest from today's Grand Prix with ... (The Athletic)

Follow live updates from the Mexico City Grand Prix with Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and Ferrari set to lock horns again.

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F1 2024 Mexican Grand Prix starting grid with penalties applied (GPfans)

The FIA have officially confirmed the starting grid for Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez - and it's Ferrari star Carlos...

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Unique Mexican GP weather conditions forecast for F1 high point (RacingNews365)

In cooperation with Weeronline, RacingNews365 presents the latest weather update for the 2024 F1 Mexico City Grand Prix.

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F1 live streams: Link to watch Mexican Grand Prix online (The Independent)

The Mexico City Grand Prix will be broadcast live on Sky Sports in the United Kingdom - and ESPN in the United States. Sky's coverage of Sunday's race starts at ...

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F1 Mexico GP Live Commentary and Updates - Race | Live text ... (autosport.com)

The pitlane is about to open for the laps to the grid, with Fernando Alonso marking his 400th grand prix weekend. What a milestone that is for the Spaniard.

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Mexico Grand Prix latest - F1 live (BBC Sport)

The McLaren driver said he was "pretty happy" with his third in qualifying, feeling like he had reached the limit of the car but ultimately struggling to ...

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Formula One: Mexican Grand Prix – live (The Guardian)

Can Lando Norris make up ground on Max Verstappen in the battle for the driver's championship? Join John Brewin to find out.

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OFFICIAL GRID: Who starts where in Mexico City | Formula 1® (Formula 1 RSS UK)

It's a first for 2024 – Carlos Sainz starting from pole for Ferrari, after a blistering qualifying lap in Mexico City. Alongside him – somewhat unexpectedly ...

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F1 Mexico Grand Prix LIVE: Ferrari in top two positions as Max ... (The Independent)

Verstappen has won five of the last six races at Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez and will be aiming to edge one step closer to a fourth world championship title.

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Mexico GP: 'Dangerous' Max Verstappen gets 20s penalty for Lando ... (ESPN.co.uk)

Max Verstappen was given a 20-second penalty after two different incidents with title rival Lando Norris at the Mexico City GP.

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LIVE COVERAGE - Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix 2024 ... (Formula 1 RSS UK)

Live coverage of Sunday's Formula 1 Gran Premio de la Ciudad de Mexico 2024.

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Why Verstappen had to be punished (twice) in Mexican GP (The Race)

Max Verstappen's pair of penalties in the Mexican Grand Prix reflected the fact he clearly breached Formula 1's racing rules in his fight with Lando Norris, ...

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F1 Race Today: Mexican Grand Prix 2024 start time, TV channel and ... (GPfans)

The 2024 Mexican Grand Prix takes place today (Sunday, October 27) at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez with the battles in both Formula 1 championships...

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F1 Mexico GP: Sainz wins from Norris, Verstappen sixth after penalties (autosport.com)

Carlos Sainz dominated the Mexico Grand Prix as Max Verstappen's Formula 1 championship blow took a blow with 20-seconds worth of penalties costing the Red Bull ...

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2024 Mexican Grand Prix - F1 results and latest standings after the ... (PlanetF1)

Sainz was joined on the podium by McLaren driver Lando Norris, who survived an early skirmish with Red Bull driver and F1 2024 title rival Max Verstappen to ...

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Carlos Sainz wins Mexico GP as Lando Norris and Max Verstappen ... (Mirror.co.uk)

Carlos Sainz started the Mexican Grand Prix on pole and had the pace in his Ferrari to convert it into his second win of 2024, but the main incident was ...

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Explained: Why the FIA slapped Max Verstappen with two huge ... (PlanetF1)

The FIA dished out 20 seconds worth of time penalties to Max Verstappen as he resumed battle with Lando Norris in Mexico.

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F1 Mexico Grand Prix RECAP: Lap updates as Carlos Sainz starts ... (Daily Mail)

Recap Mail Sport's live coverage of the 2024 Mexico Grand Prix for live the live driver standings and Lap-by-lap updates as Lando Norris chases down Max ...

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F1 live: The Mexico City Grand Prix as it happened (Motorsport.com, Edition: Australia)

The Mexico City Grand Prix is the 20th round of the 2024 Formula 1 season, and you can follow all of the action here.

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FIA dish out penalty points to Max Verstappen in firm Mexico GP ... (PlanetF1)

Max Verstappen is halfway towards a one-race ban as the Mexican GP stewards gave him two penalties for his antics against Lando Norris.

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Lando Norris was "ready for" F1 rival Max Verstappen's "dangerous ... (Mirror.co.uk)

Lando Norris finished the Mexican Grand Prix in second place to gain 10 points on F1 title rival Max Verstappen who was sixth after 20 seconds worth of ...

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Mexico GP: Carlos Sainz 'needed' one more win with Ferrari - ESPN (ESPN F1)

Reflecting on his dominant Mexico Grand Prix victory, Carlos Sainz said he achieved his target of one more win with Ferrari as he prepares to depart the ...

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Mexico GP: Max Verstappen penalties sets new precedent - Wolff ... (ESPN.co.uk)

Formula One stewards set a precedent in punishing Max Verstappen in Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix and the penalties will change how drivers go racing, ...

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How Lewis Hamilton 'knew it was' Max Verstappen involved in ... (PlanetF1)

Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he instinctively knew F1 rival Max Verstappen was at the centre of controversial incidents at the Mexico GP.

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Lando Norris backed over 'dangerous' Max Verstappen comments ... (Mirror.co.uk)

Lando Norris was left furious with Formula 1 title rival Max Verstappen after the pair collided in the Mexico Grand Prix, with the McLaren driver calling ...

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