Wolff dismisses Ecclestone’s Ferrari claims
2017 F1 season
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has dismissed Bernie Ecclestone’s claims that Mercedes have supported Ferrari to be more competitive.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has dismissed Bernie Ecclestone’s claims that Mercedes have supported Ferrari to be more competitive.
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Lewis Hamilton is poised to wrap up the title but Mercedes have serious competition for once in Mexico from both Ferrari and Red Bull.
Renault has taken the biggest step forward at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, lapping the track almost three-and-a-half seconds faster than they did last year.
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Fernando Alonso believes McLaren have the best handling car of all ten teams at the Mexican Grand Prix this weekend.
Brendon Hartley says he is happy with the progress he has made so far in his second weekend in Formula One despite having his qualifying end early with turbo trouble.
Daniel Ricciardo says he is both frustrated and confused after he was unable to get grip into his tyres throughout qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix.
Sebastian Vettel says he thought he had almost missed out on his last gasp pole position after a minor mistake in Turn Six on his pole lap.
Max Verstappen will start the Mexican Grand Prix from second place after the stewards took no further action from investigating his incident with Valtteri Bottas.
Lewis Hamilton believes the start of tomorrow’s Mexican Grand Prix will be his ‘only place’ to try and get in front of Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen.
Max Verstappen is under investigation by the stewards for allegedly impeding Valtteri Bottas during the first flying laps of Q3 for the Mexican Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen’s team told him an energy deployment error account for some, but not all, of the reason why Sebastian Vettel beat him to pole position.
Pictures from qualifying and final practice for the 2017 Mexican Grand Prix.
Sebastian Vettel snatched pole position in Mexico with a last gasp effort, less than half a tenth ahead of Max Verstappen with Lewis Hamilton third.
Sebastian Vettel pipped Max Verstappen to pole position in Mexico with Lewis Hamilton in third place.
Charlie Whiting has dismissed claims of inconsistency in how track limit rules are applied in the wake of Max Verstappen’s penalty at the United States Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen was quickest in the final practice session for the Mexican Grand Prix, ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel.
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