Max Verstappen happy ahead of Mexico qualifying
1 Mins read
Max Verstappen is looking forward to qualifying for the Mexican GP after a “really good” day of practice sessions
Carlos Sainz Jr has started the weekend brightly finishing third fastest in both practice sessions on Friday
Nico Hülkenberg was in the top five in both practice sessions ahead of the Mexican Grand Prix
Max Verstappen was quickest in second practice for the Mexican Grand Prix on Friday but ended his session as a spectator after breaking down heading into turn one.
The saga to who will partner Daniil Kvyat at Toro Rosso in 2019 is set to go on as Franz Tost does not expect any decision to be made before December.
Christian Horner has been impressed with the recent progress made by Honda and admits the relationship Red Bull are experiencing with the Japanese marque is already stronger than the one they share with Renault.
Kevin Magnussen hopes to one day race alongside his father Jan in either the Rolex 24 at Daytona or 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Max Verstappen says there is excitement at Red Bull about the potential of Honda for 2019 after the improvements made in recent races by sister team Toro Rosso.
Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo showed that Red Bull may be the team to beat in Mexico City, with Mercedes and Ferrari lagging behind the surprisingly competitive Renaults.
The Finn is aiming for the best possible result this weekend in Mexico a week after taking a popular victory in the United States.
Sebastian Vettel’s title hopes may be all but over but is hopefully of a strong result in Mexico this weekend
Renault’s Nick Chester says that the team have “learnt a lot” about Mexico, even though it is a relatively new race on the calendar
Esteban Ocon is looking forward to the Mexican Grand Prix this weekend, saying that it is always “good fun”
Pirelli’s Head of Car Racing, Mario Isola says that fans can expect to see teams nursing their tyres home on a one-stop strategy during Sunday’s 2018 Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix due to the circuit’s long pit lane.
Both Leclerc and Marcus Ericsson are aiming for points this weekend at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
In his final Mexican Grand Prix with McLaren, Stoffel Vandoorne is hoping to build on his eleventh place finish last weekend in the United States by challenging for points at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
Lewis Hamilton needs just five points to clinch the World Drivers’ Championship this weekend in Mexico, but Toto Wolff says there is still work to be done by Mercedes to ensure both titles for the German marquee in 2018.
