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Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez after the Sprint Race-Red Bull Content Pool

Brazilian F1 Sprint results: Verstappen wins again

Reigning world champion Max Verstappen claimed victory in the final Sprint race of the 2022 season at the Brazilian Grand Prix on Saturday, fending off a stern challenge from McLaren's Lando Norris. Verstappen made a decisive move at the start, sweeping around the outside of pole-sitter Norris into

Max Verstappen in qualifying at the 2023 Brazilian Grand Prix-Red Bull Content Pool

Verstappen seizes sole position ahead of storm-hit Brazilian Grand Prix

Verstappen seized pole position for the Brazilian Grand Prix in treacherous wet weather caused by a storm, pipping Leclerc to the top spot with a last-gasp quick lap before conditions worsened.

Toto Wolff

Toto Wolff: Mercedes makes strides with Mexico engine fix

Mercedes performed well in Mexico City by finding engine solutions to unlock more pace at high altitude, showing important progress for next year despite their tricky 2023 car.

Mike Elliott-Mercedes

Mike Elliott departs Mercedes after 11 years

Mercedes chief technical officer Mike Elliott departs F1 team after 11 years, having played a key role in their hybrid era dominance.

Charles Leclerc on the podium at the 2023 Mexico Grand Prix-Ferrari

Hard tyre proves costly for Ferrari's Leclerc in Mexico

Despite Charles Leclerc qualifying in pole, Ferrari left Mexico frustrated as their decision to run hard tyres in the second stint saw him fall backwards, eventually finishing third behind the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton.

Max Verstappen on the podium of the 2023 Mexico Grand Prix-Red Bull Content Pool

Verstappen takes record-breaking 16th win at the 2023 Mexico GP

Max Verstappen seized a record-breaking 16th victory of 2023 at the Mexico GP. Despite the late red flag, Verstappen controlled the race to beat Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc.

Max Verstappen in FP2 at the 2023 Mexican Grand Prix-Red Bull Content Pool

Mexico GP FP2 Results

In the 2023 Mexico GP's FP2, Verstappen led with 1:18.656s. Norris was close behind, followed by Leclerc, Bottas, and Perez. Despite light rain, Verstappen seems poised for Saturday's pole position.

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