2016 Mexican Grand Prix Predictions Championship results
F1 Fanatic Predictions Championship
It was a high-scoring round of the Predictions Championship for the second weekend running. Find out how you did.
It was a high-scoring round of the Predictions Championship for the second weekend running. Find out how you did.
In the round-up: Ferrari could lose veto • Kvyat criticises inconsistent penalties • Rosberg thought Hamilton had lost lead
The FIA says it has accepted an apology from Sebastian Vettel for his profane outburst at race director Charlie Whiting during the Mexican Grand Prix.
Sebastian Vettel raged against race director Charlie Whiting but signs of his frustration had been visible all race long in Mexico.
In the round-up: Brawn ‘signs deal to be Ecclestone’s successor’ • 2017 tyres ‘race-able’ • Wrong to race points leader hard – Wolff
Three videos shot by F1 fans at yesterday’s Mexican Grand Prix provide new angles on three controversial incidents at the first corner.
A lack of grip at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez made for a frustrating race for most of the field. Here’s F1 Fanatic’s verdict on how they did.
One more win this year will guarantee Nico Rosberg the championship. Here’s all the Mexico stats and facts including a new record for Mercedes.
The 2016 Super Formula title was wrapped up after a double header at Suzuka, while seven drivers had to the Formula V8 3.5 finale with a shot at the title.
Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene claimed a podium finish for his team was “taken away by bureaucracy” following Sebastian Vettel’s penalty.
Lewis Hamilton’s strong drive to victory edged him closer to Nico Rosberg, but the biggest talking point in Mexico involved the men who finished behind them.
Nico Hulkenberg has added his voice to the complaints over Lewis Hamilton’s tactics at the start of the Mexican Grand Prix.
In the round-up: Magnussen offered Haas seat • Marko critical of Vettel radio outburst • Hamilton did not deserve penalty for first turn – Rosberg
Sebastian Vettel has been stripped of his third place in the Mexican Grand Prix following his collision with Daniel Ricciardo.
Who do you think was the best driver during the 2016 Mexican Grand Prix weekend? Compare how they did and vote for the best.
A one-stop strategy was clearly the way to go in Mexico, even for drivers who started the race on super-soft tyres
The Mexican Grand Prix was a processional affair for long periods of the race. But differing strategies eventually produced a dramatic battle at the end.
Daniel Ricciardo set the fastest lap of the Mexican Grand Prix while he was hunting down Sebastian Vettel in the closing stages of the race.
Sebastian Vettel is not concerned about being charged with bringing the sport into disrepute after swearing at race director Charlie Whiting.
Daniel Ricciardo believes Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton should be penalised for incidents during the Mexican Grand Prix.