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Max Verstappen sets pace in Mexico GP practice over McLarens

Max Verstappen hoping Mexico's high altitude will boost his F1 title chase

To stay in the hunt for a fifth F1 title in a row, Max Verstappen needs to keep closing the points gap on McLaren drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. Racing in Mexico City might help him to do just that.

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Max Verstappen sets the pace in Mexico GP practice over McLarens

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McLaren 'already behind' as Verstappen sets practice pace

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Oscar Piastri says Max Verstappen’s world title challenge is a ‘bit of a surprise’

Oscar Piastri admits he is surprised at how Max Verstappen has charged into the world championship fight.

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Mexico City GP: F1 title race Q&A with Oscar Piastri, Lando Norris, Max Verstappen in the mix with five 2025 races left

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Nine rookies taking part in first practice session at Mexico City Grand Prix

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Red Bull boosts Max Verstappen's F1 title bid with Mexico upgrades

Red Bull has brought the latest iteration of its floor design first introduced in Monza, with a reprofiled upper surface rearwards of the outer floor, which should yield extra aerodynamic load.

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Leclerc fastest in first practice session at Mexico City Grand Prix

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Relive the action as Verstappen fastest in practice at Mexico City Grand Prix

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McLaren delivers blunt ‘Max is Max’ warning as Verstappen threatens 1-2 title quest

Dropping points to the resurgent Max Verstappen in the title race, Andrea Stella accepts “Max is Max, Red Bull is Red Bull” and McLaren never for even a moment thought the reigning World Champion was out of the fight.

Verstappen still in the chase but seeking perfection

Max Verstappen is seeking perfection as he chases a fifth successive Formula One title that may be back on after seemingly slipping out of reach.

Both McLarens crash out in disastrous F1 sprint race as Max gains ground in title chase

Max Verstappen made the most of a first-corner collision between the two McLaren drivers to win Saturday’s sprint race at the United States Grand Prix and reduce Oscar Piastri’s lead over him by eight points.