For only the second time in Formula 1 history, six different drivers have won more than one race this year. More Mexican Grand Prix stats and facts here.

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Aston Martin say Fernando Alonso is continuing to suffer from a medical complaint and will miss Thursday\'s media activities for the second race weekend in a row.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner played down, but did not rule out, the possibility of Liam Lawson replacing Sergio Perez at the team this year.

Franco Colapinto accusing Liam Lawson of holding Lando Norris up, Carlos Sainz Jnr arguing against a late Safety Car deployment and more radio from Mexico.

Both sides could call for the FIA to review Max Verstappen\'s Mexican Grand Prix penalty - but McLaren are the ones with most to gain.

Carlos Sainz Jnr said he did not allow the knowledge he will leave Ferrari at the end of the year to demotivate him, after scoring his second win of the season.

Max Verstappen picked up two 10-second penalties within the space of four corners in Mexico. Did the stewards judge them correctly"

Max Verstappen could have lost more points to Lando Norris if he hadn\'t forced him off during the Mexican Grand Prix - even with his penalties.

The FIA has fined Honda and Alpine a total of $1 million for their breaches of Formula 1\'s power unit cost cap.

Max Verstappen and Lando Norris came to blows on-track for the second weekend in a row at the United States Grand Prix. Here\'s how each of them saw their races.

Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu heaped praise on Kevin Magnussen after he scored his best result of the season so far in Mexico.

Very few drivers could boast of having completely clear weekends in Mexico. Here\'s RaceFans\' driver ratings for the Mexican Grand Prix.

Charles Leclerc wants Max Verstappen to continue his aggressive moves on Lando Norris as it could bring him into championship contention.

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Netflix has presented a new trailer for its dramatisation of the life of Ayrton Senna, which it will premiere next month.

The Mexican Grand Prix was the tale of two different races for the driver Ferrari might regret losing and the driver Red Bull inexplicably keep the faith in.

Following their clash in the Mexican GP, Sergio Perez slowed by two seconds when Liam Lawson appeared in his mirrors, with significant consequences for his race.

Lando Norris said Max Verstappen deserved his two penalties and said his rival was driving with "nothing to lose" because of his championship lead.

Max Verstappen was unrepentant over his driving in the Mexican Grand Prix despite picking up two 10-second penalties in the space of four corners.

Carlos Sainz Jnr is prepared to get his elbows out against championship rivals Max Verstappen and Lando Norris in the fight for victory in Mexico.

Sergio Perez branded Liam Lawson an "idiot" after the race but the stewards cleared both drivers. Franco Colapinto, however, was not as lucky.

Carlos Sainz Jnr has won the Mexican Grand Prix for Ferrari ahead of Lando Norris, who cut Max Verstappen\'s championship lead to 47 points.