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Norris retakes F1 lead in Mexico

Norris retakes F1 lead in Mexico as Max Verstappen closes gap in title battle

Lando Norris took back the lead in the F1 drivers’ standings after winning the 2025 Mexico City Grand Prix, while Max Verstappen also gained ground on Oscar Piastri. Piastri came into the weekend with a 14-point advantage over Norris and a 40-point gap to Verstappen.

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Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri or Max Verstappen: who will win the F1 title?

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F1: Max Verstappen Admits His Surprise at Reaching the Podium in Mexico City GP

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Lewis Hamilton: Ferrari driver says penalty in Mexico City GP against Max Verstappen was 'kind of nuts'

Hamilton was given a 10-second time penalty for "leaving the track and gaining a lasting advantage" in his feisty battle with Max Verstappen early in the race.

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Can Oscar Piastri still make a comeback in the F1 title race? Our writers have their say

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Max Verstappen cuts gap as FIA faces fresh criticism

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Lando Norris hits the front in title race with emphatic F1 Mexico City GP win

Norris leads Piastri by one point with Verstappen in third 36 off the pace.

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How Lando Norris won F1’s Mexico Grand Prix, as Leclerc holds off Verstappen for second

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Norris takes pole in Mexico as Piastri struggles; Hamilton shines for Ferrari

Why Lewis Hamilton got penalized in Mexico – and Max Verstappen didn’t

The stewards ruled that Hamilton, who was battling for third place with his old championship foe Max Verstappen, had left the track and gained a lasting advantage at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez’s Turn 4, resulting in a 10-second time penalty.

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The Controversial Call That Cost Max Verstappen Late Mexico Attack Against Charles Leclerc Explained

Verstappen had a chance of second taken away at the end of the Mexico City Grand Prix. Here's the explanation.

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Max Verstappen: Mexico GP podium "is just not going to happen" for Red Bull

Max Verstappen rues his Red Bull’s lack of grip and balance as his bid to overtake the McLaren drivers in the Formula 1 title battle hits a snag in Mexico

‘Never seen anything like it’ – Max Verstappen was hauled off Mexico Grand Prix podium after Ferrari tangle

The Mexican Grand Prix is never short of drama, and Max Verstappen knows that all too well. The Dutchman heads back to Mexico City with no margin for error as he chases down his fifth title, and

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Concerned Verstappen lacking pace to fight, keen to avoid trouble in Mexico

Max Verstappen says he does not have the pace to fight for higher than fifth in the Mexico City Grand Prix and needs to stay out of trouble in Sunday’s race.Red Bull came into the Mexico weekend in strong form,

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Max Verstappen Gives Damning Four-Word Response After Race Engineer Makes Rare Error

Max Verstappen gave a four-word reply after a rarely-seen error from race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase during the Mexican Grand Prix.

Mexico won’t surely slow Max’s momentum. Plus, How COTA is growing

Max Verstappen's three wins in four races has enlivened the 2025 F1 title fight. And he has key attributes to succeed this weekend in Mexico