Verstappen games F1 system again as Norris loses shot at Mexican GP win
Once again Norris tried to pass Verstappen. Once again he was forced off track. This time, at the 2024 Mexico City GP, Max did get a hefty penalty but Lando lost out again
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In 2001, Paul Stoddart took the Minardi F1 team from meltdown to Melbourne in six weeks. He tells James Elson how they created the beautiful PS01 and gave Fernando Alonso his grand prix debut
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Lando Norris’s penalty at the US Grand Prix — after being forced off track by Max Verstappen — showed how defending drivers can game the current regulations. It’s time they changed, writes Mark Hughes
Track limit rows overshadowed Ferrari’s 1-2 win at the 2024 US GP and could impact this weekend’s Mexico F1 race too. Here’s why penalties for Lando Norris, George Russell and more proved so controversial
In Austin there was another regulation controversy between the title-contending Red Bull and McLaren teams, following on from that concerning McLaren’s ‘mini-DRS’ rear wing in Baku. This time it was…
Once again Norris tried to pass Verstappen. Once again he was forced off track. This time, at the 2024 Mexico City GP, Max did get a hefty penalty but Lando lost out again
In 2001, Paul Stoddart took the Minardi F1 team from meltdown to Melbourne in six weeks. He tells James Elson how they created the beautiful PS01 and gave Fernando Alonso his grand prix debut
Charles Leclerc comes into the Mexico City GP as the F1’s in-form driver. Can he continue his run of success to challenge Lando Norris and McLaren in the championship?
Fernando Alonso makes his 400th F1 grand prix entry this weekend – we count down the top ten
Judge Franco Colapinto – or Oliver Bearman and Liam Lawson – on their Formula 2 results, and they wouldn’t be in F1. Mark Hughes says that F2’s profit-focused set-up means that it’s no longer an indicator of driver talent
Fernando Alonso enters his 400th F1 grand prix this weekend. He’s dwelling less on the past and more on how to win a third championship with Aston Martin, still feeling “privileged” to drive every lap
Lando Norris’s penalty at the US Grand Prix — after being forced off track by Max Verstappen — showed how defending drivers can game the current regulations. It’s time they changed, writes Mark Hughes
Track limit rows overshadowed Ferrari’s 1-2 win at the 2024 US GP and could impact this weekend’s Mexico F1 race too. Here’s why penalties for Lando Norris, George Russell and more proved so controversial
In Austin there was another regulation controversy between the title-contending Red Bull and McLaren teams, following on from that concerning McLaren’s ‘mini-DRS’ rear wing in Baku. This time it was…
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