Gasly and Colapinto lose their points after Mexico penalties as Hirakawa scores on debut
Gasly and Colapinto lost their Mexico Grand Prix points for failing to slow under yellow flags: a 30-second penalty for the Frenchman and ten for the Argentine, dropping them to 17th and 15th. With Piastri also penalised, Ryo Hirakawa took tenth and scored on his Haas debut.

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Trinta segundos para Gasly, dez para Colapinto — e os dois pilotos da Alpine ficam fora dos pontos no Grande Prêmio do México, o que deu a Ryo Hirakawa, estreante da Haas, um ponto em sua primeira largada na Fórmula 1.
Os dois foram investigados pelos comissários da FIA: eram acusados de não reduzir a velocidade sob bandeiras amarelas na Cidade do México. A classificação provisória tinha Colapinto em oitavo e seu companheiro Gasly em décimo.
A punição de stop-and-go de Gasly, por não reduzir o suficiente sob bandeira amarela dupla, virou uma sanção de 30 segundos depois da corrida; Colapinto levou dez segundos por não desacelerar o bastante sob amarela simples. O argentino foi inocentado do mesmo tratamento em um setor de amarela dupla, com os comissários relatando que “havia dúvida suficiente de que o piloto tinha aviso suficiente para cumprir os requisitos, então não determinaram qualquer infração em relação àquele setor”.
A ordem final derrubou Gasly para 17º e Colapinto para 15º. Com Oscar Piastri, da McLaren, também punido com 10 segundos após a corrida pelo toque com Arvid Lindblad, os três saíram das posições que pontuam.
Isso remexeu a parte de baixo do top 10: Liam Lawson subiu para sétimo, Gabriel Bortoleto saltou de fora dos pontos para oitavo, Isack Hadjar foi de 12º a nono, e Hirakawa completou os pontos em décimo pela Haas.
A Haas tinha deixado Esteban Ocon de fora na sexta à noite por motivos não divulgados, então o piloto japonês entrou de última hora.
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