Bearman admits he felt “super-scared” passing Verstappen in Mexican GP | Formula 1 Oliver Bearman admitted he felt scared when he overtook Max Verstappen during the Mexican Grand Prix on his way to a best-ever fourth place finish. Read more:

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Bearman admits he felt "super-scared" passing Verstappen in Mexican GP

Oliver Bearman admitted he felt scared when he overtook Max Verstappen during the on his way to a best-ever fourth place finish.

Verstappen “very surprised” rivals chose different strategy to Red Bull in Mexican GP | Formula 1 Max Verstappen admitted he expected more of his rivals to use the same strategy as his Red Bull team did in the Mexican Grand Prix. Read more:

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Verstappen "very surprised" rivals chose different strategy to Red Bull in Mexican GP

Max Verstappen admitted he expected more of his rivals to use the same strategy as his Red Bull team did in the Mexican Grand Prix.

“That’s a penalty”: Leclerc accused Verstappen of failing to slow enough for yellow flags | Formula 1 Charles Leclerc told his team to report Max Verstappen for failing to slow down sufficiently in reaction to yellow flags at the end of the Mexican Grand Prix. Read more:

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"That's a penalty": Leclerc accused Verstappen of failing to slow enough for yellow flags

Charles Leclerc told his team to report Max Verstappen for failing to slow down sufficiently when they passed yellow flags in the Mexican GP.

Puzzled Piastri says ‘car worked well for first 18 rounds’ after slump in form | Formula 1 Oscar Piastri was at a loss to explain his lack of pace after lagging behind his team mate for a second consecutive race in Mexico. Read more:

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Puzzled Piastri says 'car worked well for first 18 rounds' after slump in form

Oscar Piastri was at a loss to explain his lack of pace after lagging behind his team mate for a second consecutive race in Mexico.

Round-up: Ferrari criticise Hamilton’s “very harsh” Mexican GP penalty, and more | RaceFans Round-up Monday's edition of the RaceFans round-up. Read more:

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Round-up: Ferrari criticise Hamilton's "very harsh" Mexican GP penalty, and more

The 27th October 2025 edition of the RaceFans round-up.

Russell criticises lack of penalties over start: “Max fully sent it across the grass” | Formula 1 George Russell criticised the stewards' decision to issue no penalties after five drivers cut the first corner at the start of the Mexican Grand Prix. Read more:

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Russell criticises lack of penalties over start: "Max fully sent it across the grass"

George Russell criticised the stewards' decision to issue no penalties after five drivers cut the turn two at the start of the Mexican GP.

Norris says he “can’t stop laughing when I get booed” after Mexican GP win | Formula 1 Lando Norris laughed off the boos which greeted his dominant Mexican Grand Prix victory from some sections of the crowd. Read more:

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Norris says he "can't stop laughing when I get booed" after Mexican GP win

Lando Norris laughed off the boos which greeted his dominant Mexican Grand Prix victory from some sections of the crowd.

FIA explains Virtual Safety Car call which thwarted Verstappen’s attack on Leclerc | Formula 1 The FIA said the decision to use a Virtual Safety Car was "standard procedure" due to concerns over a possible fire on Carlos Sainz Jnr's car. Read more:

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FIA explains Virtual Safety Car call which thwarted Verstappen's attack on Leclerc

The FIA said the decision to use a Virtual Safety Car was "standard procedure" due to concerns over a possible fire on Carlos Sainz Jnr's car.

Why Hamilton was penalised over turn four but not turn one in Verstappen clash | Formula 1 The FIA stewards said Lewis Hamilton should have left Max Verstappen space at turn one, but only punished him for leaving the track at turn four. Read more:

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Why Hamilton was penalised over turn four but not turn one in Verstappen clash

The FIA stewards said Lewis Hamilton should have left Max Verstappen space at turn one, but only punished him for leaving the track at turn four.

Alonso accuses FIA of ignoring drivers who cut first corner and gained places | Formula 1 Fernando Alonso said it was "very unfair" five drivers cut turn two at the start and gained positions without being penalised. Read more:

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Alonso accuses FIA of ignoring drivers who cut first corner and gained places

Fernando Alonso said it was "very unfair" some drivers cut turn two at the start and gained positions without being penalised.