Carlos Sainz claims the victory at the Mexican GP, delivering cheers, tears, and a sprinkle of drama โ Did you see Max Verstappen's penalties?
In an exhilarating Mexico City Grand Prix, Carlos Sainz took the lead and never looked back, capturing his second victory of the season and fourth overall in Formula 1. The race kicked off with Max Verstappen showing commanding speed off the grid, momentarily claiming the front before a thrilling series of events unfolded. Sainz, who started in pole position, demonstrated remarkable skill by nudging his way back to the forefront after being pushed to the grass early in the race, ultimately crossing the finish line first amid the cheers from the fans.
Lando Norris also put on a spectacular show, coming in second place and inching closer to Verstappen in the championship standings. Despite his struggles with the car during qualifying, which had him feeling he had reached the limits, Norris proved once again that McLaren is a serious contender in the 2024 season. The race wasn't without its controversies, as Verstappen faced two penalties that transformed a promising race into a challenging one. He was penalized for incidents involving Norris on track, which left fans buzzing with discussions about the enforcement of racing rules.
The atmosphere in Mexico City was electric, with a record number of spectators lining the streets, all eager to witness the racing magic. Safety cars and tactical maneuvers added drama to the race, creating suspense that kept viewers on the edge of their seats. Each moment counted as teams pushed their strategies to the max, showing just how competitive this season has become. Sainz capitalized on every opportunity, showcasing Ferrariโs rapid progress against their competitors at Red Bull and McLaren.
As the dust settled over the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, fans left the grandstands with stories to tell, especially about Verstappen's dramatic drop from contention. Did you know Sainz's victory was not only his second this week but also marked Ferrari's consistent return to glory after a difficult past few seasons? Furthermore, the Mexican GP serves as a crucial event in the calendar, notorious for its unpredictable nature which always keeps everyone guessing until the last lap! This year continues that tradition with the title race heating up as we head towards the season finale.
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The 20th round of the 2024 Formula 1 season concludes with the Mexico Grand Prix, and you can follow all of the action here.
Max Verstappen was given a 20-second penalty after two different incidents with title rival Lando Norris at the Mexico City GP.
Lando Norris came in second to close up the championship standings as Ferrari took their second victory in a week.
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz will start the race from pole position ahead of title rivals Max Verstappen (Red Bull) and Lando Norris (McLaren).
Carlos Sainz enjoyed a comfortable Mexico City Grand Prix victory to secure the fourth win of his F1 career, and second this year.
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Carlos Sainz claimed victory in Mexico City, but was overshadowed as Max Verstappen received 20 seconds worth of penalties.
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The FIA dished out 20 seconds worth of time penalties to Max Verstappen as he resumed battle with Lando Norris in Mexico.
Max Verstappen is halfway towards a one-race ban as the Mexican GP stewards gave him two penalties for his antics against Lando Norris.
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Max Verstappen has earned F1 penalty points for an incident involving F1 title rival Lando Norris in the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Reflecting on his dominant Mexico Grand Prix victory, Carlos Sainz said he achieved his target of one more win with Ferrari as he prepares to depart the ...
Formula One stewards set a precedent in punishing Max Verstappen in Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix and the penalties will change how drivers go racing, ...
Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he instinctively knew F1 rival Max Verstappen was at the centre of controversial incidents at the Mexico GP.
Carlos Sainz took the lead and F1 win in Mexico GP, as Lando Norris had a gritty fight to be P2 ahead of Charles Leclerc.
Sainz is the first driver to win the Mexico City GP from pole in 8 years. He heads to Williams Racing next season, a team trying to rebuild.
Formula One stewards set a precedent in punishing Max Verstappen in Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix and the penalties will change how drivers go racing, ...
Carlos Sainz took his first win in seven months after a dramatic grand prix which saw Max Verstappen pick up 20 seconds worth of penalties.
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After the chaotic Mexico City Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton subtly criticized Max Verstappen while securing a strong finish for Mercedes.