F1: the Mexico GP is up next, with the race on 1 November
Round 19 of the F1 season will be at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico, with the race on 1 November. Kimi Antonelli, the winner in Austin on Sunday (25), leads by 123 points: a ninth place is enough to make him the youngest champion in history.
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Próxima parada: o México. A 19ª etapa da temporada acontece no Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, com a corrida marcada para domingo, 1º de novembro — a última parada da rodada tripla americana, antes de o circo seguir para Interlagos e o GP de São Paulo.
A prova chega num momento decisivo. Kimi Antonelli, vencedor em Austin neste domingo (25), lidera com a Mercedes e tem 123 pontos de vantagem sobre o vice-líder: um nono lugar ou melhor basta para ele se tornar o campeão mais jovem da história da Fórmula 1. Depois do México, o circo desembarca em Interlagos.
Na pista, o fim de semana exige um ajuste peculiar. A mais de 2.200 metros de altitude, o ar rarefeito pede entradas extras de refrigeração para freios e unidades de potência, ao custo de pressão aerodinâmica nas retas e no setor do estádio.
O circuito também agrada à Red Bull: Max Verstappen é o maior vencedor da prova mexicana, com cinco conquistas (2017, 2018, 2021, 2022 e 2023). Quem ganhou por último ali foi Lando Norris, pilotando a McLaren.
A transmissão é do sportv 3.
As duplas de cada equipe: McLaren (Lando Norris e Oscar Piastri); Ferrari (Charles Leclerc e Lewis Hamilton); Mercedes (George Russell e Andrea Kimi Antonelli); Red Bull (Max Verstappen e Liam Lawson); Alpine (Pierre Gasly e Franco Colapinto); Aston Martin (Fernando Alonso e Lance Stroll); Audi (Gabriel Bortoleto e Nico Hulkenberg); Cadillac (Valtteri Bottas e Sergio Pérez); Haas (Esteban Ocon e Oliver Bearman); Racing Bulls (Arvid Lindblad e Yuki Tsunoda); Williams (Carlos Sainz e Alexander Albon).
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