Lewis Hamilton used a strategic gamble to claim his second Mexican Grand Prix victory as Mercedes outmanoeuvred Ferrari at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
Lewis Hamilton is on the verge of clinching the world championship following his Mexican Grand Prix victory.
Lewis Hamilton won the 2019 Mexican Grand Prix for Mercedes ahead of Sebastian Vettel and Valtteri Bottas.
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The 2019 Mexican Grand Prix in pictures.
Formula 1 will continue to use its new Tyre Performance graphic which the sport's official tyre supplier Pirelli called "misleading".
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Will Ferrari try to choreograph the start? Will Lewis Hamilton clinch the title? Will rain arrive before the race ends? A look ahead to today's race.
Valtteri Bottas should avoid a grid penalty for today's Mexican Grand Prix, Mercedes have said.
F1's new efforts to reduce its environmental impact wouldn't have happened under the previous management headed by Bernie Ecclestone, says Lewis Hamilton.
Were the stewards too hard or too lenient on Max Verstappen by giving him a three-place grid penalty which cost him pole position for the Mexican Grand Prix?
Why are F1's owners struggling to find support for new races in Las Vegas and Miami? Dieter Rencken gets the latest on future F1 calendar moves in the Mexican Grand Prix paddock.
Lando Norris says he has been more aggressive with his starts in recent races and believes the approach has paid off.
Alexander Albon's prospects of remaining in a Red Bull seat for the 2020 F1 season are improving, Helmut Marko's latest comments indicate.
Max Verstappen may not have pole position but he has broken the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez track record, by a mere 0.001 seconds.
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Pictures from qualifying and final practice for the 2019 Mexican Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen has been stripped of pole position for the Mexican Grand Prix after the stewards ruled he failed to slow for yellow flags at the scene of Valtteri Bottas's crash.
Lewis Hamilton expects the FIA should take a "very strict" stance on Max Verstappen's failure to slow for yellow flags in today's qualifying session.
Charles Leclerc says he is "very happy" to have qualified second for the Mexican Grand Prix because of the power the slipstream offers at the start of the race.
Sebastian Vettel says it was clear drivers had to back off for the yellow flags at the scene of Valtteri Bottas's crash.