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Marko claims Piastri not handling title pressure

Dr Helmut Marko believes championship leader Oscar Piastri is cracking under pressure - even as Red Bull also struggles through a difficult Mexican Grand Prix weekend.

Verstappen admits mind games no longer needed

Max Verstappen says he no longer needs to play psychological games with rivals - but admits the growing tension between him and McLaren's title contenders is starting to resemble 2021.\

No budget cap breach for Ferrari, McLaren?

The Formula 1 paddock remains on edge as rumours intensify over a possible major budget cap breach - with new Italian reports naming neither Red Bull nor Mercedes, but confirming that Ferrari and McLaren are "in the clear."

Marko says Red Bull driver call now imminent

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull will confirm its 2026 driver plans "after the Grand Prix" - with teenage prodigy Arvid Lindblad now virtually certain to be promoted to the Racing Bulls lineup.

Qualifying Report - Lando Norris takes Mexico pole as rivals fade

Mexico GP - Qualifying Report

Saturday Photos

Mexico GP - Saturday Photos

Saturday Press Conference

Mexico GP - Saturday Press Conference

Saturday Team Quotes

Mexico GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Qualifying Results

Mexico GP - Qualifying Results

Practice 3 Report - Lando Norris leads Lewis Hamilton in FP3

Mexico GP - Practice 3 Report

Practice 3 Results

Mexico GP - Practice 3 Results

FIA delays budget cap verdict amid new breach rumours

In the wake of Aston Martin admitting a minor procedural breach, rumours are building in Mexico that another team may be facing a more serious issue with the 2024 budget cap.

Hamilton warns McLaren as Red Bull turns up heat

The uneasy truce between McLaren and Red Bull is fraying as the championship fight tightens - and even Lewis Hamilton says the orange camp must toughen up fast.

Red Bull ups upgrade push as McLaren holds fire

Red Bull has arrived in Mexico with the only significant car upgrade in the pitlane - while McLaren insists its early development stop was deliberate, even if it risked handing Max Verstappen a late-season surge.

Brown retracts Verstappen-to-Mercedes claim

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has backtracked on his earlier prediction that Max Verstappen could leave Red Bull - admitting the Dutchman looks stronger than ever as he closes rapidly in the world championship fight.