World champion Max Verstappen is also the measure of all things at the Formula 1 guest appearance in Mexico. In the opening training before the Grand Prix in Mexico City, the Dutchman set the fastest time again.
World champion Max Verstappen is also the measure of all things at the Formula 1 guest appearance in Mexico. In the opening training before the Grand Prix in Mexico City, the Dutchman set the fastest time again.
Williams driver Alexander Albon came second, somewhat surprisingly, 0.095 seconds behind. Verstappen’s Red Bull teammate Sergio Pérez followed in third place. The Mexican wants to finally end his months-long slump in form at his home game on Sunday (9 p.m./Sky).
Nico Hülkenberg has to improve a bit before his 200th Grand Prix in order to have any hopes of scoring championship points at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. The Haas driver finished the first training session in twelfth place. On Sunday, the 36-year-old became the fourth German racing driver to reach the mark of 200 Formula 1 race starts.
The World Cup has already been decided since the beginning of the month. Verstappen already secured his third title in a row in Qatar. With another victory in Mexico, the 26-year-old would surpass his win record from the previous year and would have already won 16 World Championship races this season.
Source: Stern
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