Mexico City • Sunday, October 26, 2025 (local) Lando Norris delivered a commanding victory at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, converting pole into his sixth win of the season  and tightening his grip on the championship fight. Charles Leclerc brought the Ferrari home in P2 , resisting a late charge from Max Verstappen (P3) . 2025 Gap to Championship Leader Race Highlights Norris in control:  From lights out to the flag, Norris managed pace and tyres superbly. Clean stops an

Date:  October 26, 2025 Venue:  Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City Lando Norris delivered a statement lap to take pole for the 2025 Mexican Grand Prix, stopping the clocks at 1:15.586 . Ferrari locked out the rest of the top three with Charles Leclerc  just 0.262s  adrift in P2 and Lewis Hamilton  in P3. Max Verstappen  will start from P5 after battling understeer, while Yuki Tsunoda  narrowly missed Q3 and will line up P11. How qualifying unfolded Norris lays down a m

Date:  October 19, 2025 Location:  Circuit of the Americas, Austin, Texas Headline:  Verstappen wins COTA Sprint; Russell P2, Sainz P3 — Tsunoda charges to P7 from P18 Max Verstappen made it three Sprint victories in a row at the Circuit of the Americas, converting pole into a controlled win ahead of George Russell and Carlos Sainz Jr. In a drama-filled 19-lap dash punctuated by two Safety Cars, Yuki Tsunoda carved through the chaos to finish seventh from 18th on the grid, ba

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Circuit of the Americas, Austin — Friday, October 17, 2025 (local) Max Verstappen delivered again in Austin, taking Sprint Pole  with a blistering 1:32.143  to head Saturday’s grid. The Red Bull driver edged Lando Norris  by just 0.071s , while Oscar Piastri  locked out third for McLaren. It was a tougher evening for Yuki Tsunoda , who ended the session 18th  after getting caught in traffic during his push laps. Headlines Verstappen makes it three straight Sprint poles in Aus

Austin’s Circuit of the Americas hosts the U.S. Grand Prix for the 13th time, and it’s a sprint weekend again—round 19 of a 24-race season. COTA runs counter-clockwise over 5.513 km, with 56 laps for a 308.405 km race. The start is set for 19:00 GMT (14:00 local). The lap record remains Charles Leclerc’s 1:36.169 from 2019. Last year’s headlines here: Leclerc won the race; Lando Norris took pole with a 1:32.330. Who’s won in Austin? Only a handful of current drivers have triu