Grandprix.com - News - October 2023

Alonso, Aston, Perez: Wild F1 rumours before Brazil GP

Wild rumours are filling the short gap between the Mexican and Brazilian grands prix.

Mexico safety concerns were overblown says Marko

Dr Helmut Marko admits he was overly cautious about triple world champion Max Verstappen's personal safety and security situation ahead of the Mexican GP.

Prost vows to catch up with Verstappen in Abu Dhabi

F1 legend Alain Prost says he will catch up with Max Verstappen and welcome him to a "very exclusive club".

Perez's 2024 season with Red Bull will happen

Sergio Perez will be staying at Red Bull next year, Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko declared even though the Mexican crashed out of his home race on lap 1.

New floor gives confidence for 2024 says Wolff

With the 2023 titles already long decided, the big question for the two big teams trailing Red Bull is whether they can catch up for next year.

Sauber-Audi eyeing Perez for the future says Bravi

A new name has emerged in connection with the future Sauber-Audi collaboration - Sergio Perez.

Aston Martin slump is not a funeral says Alonso

Fernando Alonso says the public perception of troubled times at Aston Martin is wrong.

Sargeant part of the family at Williams

Logan Sargeant says he feels like "part of the family" at Williams.

Mexico GP will suffer post-Perez blow says promoter

Mexican GP promoter Federico Gonzalez admits the race may suffer a blow once Sergio Perez is no longer on the grid.

Race Notes - Verstappen wins Mexican GP

Mexico GP - Race Notes

Sunday Photos

Mexico GP - Sunday Photos

Sunday Press Conference

Mexico GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sunday Team Quotes

Mexico GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Race Results

Mexico GP - Race Results

Most F1 drivers snubbed FIA meeting invitation

Less than half of the 20 Formula 1 drivers turned up to a special meeting convened by top FIA steward and World Motor Sport Council member Gary Connelly.

Ferrari were bluffing before qualifying surge says Marko

Ferrari, and the Italian team's rivals, were equally shocked when Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz locked out the front row of the grid for the Mexican GP.

Father insists Perez loves driving for Red Bull

Sergio Perez's father says there is no doubt his son will still be at Red Bull in 2024.

Doohan to focus on F1 with Alpine in 2024

Jack Doohan, the son of two-wheeled Australian legend Mick, will not be on the Formula 2 grid next year.

Shooting deaths will not stop Mexico GP

A fatal shooting just outside the circuit will not affect the running of the rest of the Mexican GP weekend.

Schumacher's health will remain a secret

The media lawyer for Michael Schumacher's family says there are no plans to divulge official information about the health of the seven time world champion.