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31
March, 2016
GPF News

Alonso Out of Bahrain GP

Fernando Alonso will not take part in the Bahrain GP following his crash in Australia. He will be replaced by McLaren's Belgian reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorne.


 

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March, 2016
GPF News

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F1 NEWS - AUTOSPORT.COM Grand Prix Fantasy 2016 News Feed

31
October, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 Mexico GP: Norris tops final practice by 0.001s from Antonelli

Reigning world champion�Lando Norris has topped third and final practice at Formula 1's Mexico Grand�Prix, beating championship leader Kimi Antonelli�in a tight session at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.Norris dipped just 0.001s under Antonelli's initial benchmark as all four top teams looked in the mix on the tricky high-altitude circuit, with several midfield running into power unit ...Keep reading


 

31
October, 2026
Autosport.com

Red Bull provides timeline for long-awaited new F1 wind tunnel

Although Red Bull has turned its 2026 Formula 1 season around in impressive fashion, the technical team led by Pierre Wache�is still dealing with several limitations behind the scenes. One of the main ones is perhaps the wind tunnel, the oldest on the entire F1 grid.Former team principal Christian�Horner repeatedly described Red Bull's wind tunnel as "a Cold War relic" and said working with ...Keep reading


 

31
October, 2026
Autosport.com

Haas drops Ocon for F1 Mexico GP

The Haas Formula 1 team has made the shock decision to replace Esteban Ocon with reserve driver Ryo Hirakawa for the remainder of the Mexico Grand Prix weekend.Hirakawa will act as Oliver Bearman?s team-mate for final practice, qualifying and Sunday?s race, having also taken Ocon?s VF-26 on Friday morning as part of the rookie mandate for FP1 sessions.Ocon returned for second ...Keep reading


 

31
October, 2026
Autosport.com

Stewards penalise Verstappen, Lawson after ?unacceptable? F1 Mexico GP practice clash

One of the most remarkable moments of Friday's Formula 1 practice sessions took place in the Foro Sol, otherwise known as the stadium section of the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.Max Verstappen tried to overtake Liam Lawson heading towards Turn 12 during the second session of the day, but the Racing Bulls driver defended, leaving both drivers side by side going into the stadium.Verstappen ...Keep reading


 

30
October, 2026
Autosport.com

The confusion surrounding Colton Herta's F1 superlicence explained

After completing more than 100 kilometres during the first free practice session at the Mexico Grand Prix, Colton Herta appeared to have 40 superlicence points to his name, which would be enough to qualify for the document required to secure a Formula 1 seat.The reality, however, has proved far more complicated than that. According to the FIA, Herta is currently still one point ...Keep reading


 

30
October, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 Mexico GP: Leclerc pips McLaren and Mercedes to top FP2

Charles Leclerc completed a perfect Friday at the Mexico Grand Prix after topping the second Formula 1 practice session, in spite of Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton retiring.�The Monegasque topped FP1 with a 1m18.128s before lowering that to a 1m17.827s in FP2 at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, pipping McLaren?s Lando Norris in second.Read Also:Formula 1F1 Mexico GP: Leclerc ...Keep reading


 

30
October, 2026
Autosport.com

F1 Mexico GP: Leclerc beats Antonelli to top FP1

Charles Leclerc was comfortably fastest in opening practice for the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix, beating runner-up Kimi Antonelli in a session 10 rookies took part in.The Ferrari driver set a 1m18.128s that was six tenths faster than Formula 1?s champion-elect, whose Mercedes stablemate Frederik Vesti completed the top three with a 1m18.861s.Vesti ? in for George Russell ? was one of ...Keep reading


 

30
October, 2026
Autosport.com

Hamilton on why he is ?built differently? to stay in F1 for the ?foreseeable future?

Lewis Hamilton intends to continue racing in Formula 1 ?for the foreseeable future? if he can remain competitive, having been asked if he can realistically expect to race in the newly-announced African Grand�Prix.Earlier this month F1 revealed its plan for a new race in Rwanda, which will hold the title of the African GP, from 2030 at the earliest.Read Also:Formula 1Five ...Keep reading


 

30
October, 2026
Autosport.com

Why ?ignorance is a superpower? for Antonelli in F1

Daniel Ricciardo believes Kimi Antonelli?s age and innocence are what have made him so successful in the 2026 Formula 1 season.Nine victories so far in his sophomore F1 campaign have taken Antonelli to the brink of his maiden world title. All the Mercedes driver needs to be crowned in Sunday?s Mexican Grand Prix is ninth place, or for neither George Russell nor Lewis Hamilton to ...Keep reading


 

30
October, 2026
Autosport.com

Why F1 teams and manufacturers face more unknowns in Mexico than ever

At 2,286�metres above sea level, the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez is by far the highest-altitude venue on the Formula 1 calendar. This naturally means thinner air, which presents a unique challenge at the Mexican Grand Prix for teams and manufacturers in two ways.Firstly, the lower air density means that the power unit, and particularly the turbo, is put under considerable strain in Mexico ...Keep reading


 

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