F1 Mexico GP: Lando Norris tops final practice by 0.001s from Kimi Antonelli
Lando Norris topped the third and final practice session for the Mexico Grand Prix by beating championship leader Kimi Antonelli by 0.001s, with a 1m17.873s lap against the Italian's 1m17.601s. Ryo Hirakawa, 32, replaced Esteban Ocon at Haas, and Charles Leclerc was third, 0.117s back.

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Lando Norris liderou a terceira e última sessão de treinos livres do GP do México, superando o líder do campeonato, Kimi Antonelli, por 0.001s no Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.
A melhor volta do campeão em título veio no fim: depois de Antonelli marcar o melhor primeiro setor mas não melhorar, Norris encontrou o suficiente para terminar a sessão como o mais rápido no geral.
Ryo Hirakawa, piloto de 32 anos apoiado pela Toyota, passou boa parte da fase inicial no carro da Haas. Ele substituiu Esteban Ocon pelo resto do fim de semana: o francês discutiu com seu engenheiro de pista durante o FP2, e a equipe decidiu sacá-lo por razões que não explicou totalmente.
Charles Leclerc e Lewis Hamilton trocaram as melhores voltas com pneus médios, e Hamilton chegou a cravar 1m18.162s. Com os macios, Norris assumiu a ponta com 1m17.873s, então Antonelli respondeu com 1m17.601s — não antes de reclamar que Max Verstappen o atrapalhou na curva 1 — e o piloto da McLaren devolveu por um milésimo.
Leclerc foi terceiro, 0.117s atrás, seguido por Oscar Piastri; Verstappen, quinto e 0.351s atrás, lutou contra problemas de freio. Hamilton terminou em sexto depois de um setor final confuso, à frente de George Russell, que não tinha aderência na curva antes do estádio Foro Sol, e de Isack Hadjar, que chamou seu Red Bull de “o pior carro que já dirigi neste fim de semana, é terrível”.
Hirakawa terminou em 19º, uma posição à frente de Valtteri Bottas. Nem Gabriel Bortoleto nem Sergio Perez marcaram tempo: o piloto da Audi parou com problema na unidade de potência, e a Cadillac anunciou uma troca preventiva de motor para o ídolo da casa.
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