While numerous drivers cut the corner at turn two in Sunday’s Mexico GP, the moves went unpunished

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The McLaren driver was given a hostile reception after his victory in Mexico City to seize control of the drivers’ championship over teammate Oscar Piastri and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen

Jeers directed at Norris by fans after his victory in Mexico City were bewildering, but the British driver, who now has a one-point lead in the world championship, won’t care a jot after his ‘best weekend’

Norris oddly received a chorus of jeers after his dominant victory in the Mexico City Grand Prix on Sunday

The New Zealander just missed two marshals running to collect debris on track at the Mexico GP

The British driver navigated early chaos to win the race and leapfrog Oscar Piastri in the standings

Norris cruised to victory in Mexico City while Piastri finished outside the podium

The Ferrari driver received the penalty after an incident with fierce rival Max Verstappen

F1 heads to Mexico City and the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez for round 20 of the 2025 season

The Dutchman, chasing a fifth title, could not challenge Lando Norris for pole position on Saturday

The world championship leader struggled again in qualifying while Lando Norris sealed pole position

Norris ended a six-race run without pole by dominating the field and beating Charles Leclerc to top spot

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Lewis Hamilton says that Ferrari’s performance at the Austin Grand Prix was ‘an amazing result’ after he and teammates Charles Leclerc finished fourth and third respectively.

Despite underperforming in Saturday’s sprint race, the Prancing Horse found good pace during the Grand Prix with Hamilton moving up to fourth during the race on Sunday having overtaken former Mercedes teammate George Russell.

Leclerec battled against McLaren’s Lando Norris but couldn’t make it past the title challenger and instead had to settle for third place though he was awarded driver of the day for his efforts.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen claimed victory and added more points to his sprint race win meaning he is only 40 points behind drivers’ championship leader Oscar Piastri in his pursuit of a fifth world title.

“Yeah, a good result - an amazing result for the team,” Hamilton mused following the race.

“Third and fourth, good points. It’s great to finish ahead of the Mercedes team, to get those points and even ahead of a McLaren. Definitely a positive.

“Going forwards, even after a bad start. Lots and lots of positives to take from it and naturally I want to be further up but we’re definitely on the right path.”

Hamilton was then asked whether he had any regrets over Ferrari’s strategy to send Leclerc out on soft tyres first but the 40-year-old decided to look at the overall positives of Ferrari’s gameplan.

“I think it was clearly the quickest strategy in the end,” he explained. “Before Charles’ stop I was right with him but to come out 10 seconds behind was far too big a deficit for me to try and catch and I couldn’t close the gap at all.

“That was a bit unfortunate but considering we haven’t been upgrading the car for us to be kind of in the fight shows that the team has done a great job this weekend. We’re so close but I’ve not got that podium and I’ll keep trying.”