América Movil increases its branding on the Red Bull Racing car with Infinitum decals featured on the bargeboards. Since Esso doesn't operate in Mexico, Mobil replaces its logos across all supports.
The POLE POSITION "Fangio Award", a replica of the helmet worn by the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio. This is A WHOLE LOT BETTER than a freakin Pirelli tire. Image Unavailable, Please Login
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FIA has removed first row of bananas at the exit of T1. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Couldn't agree more. Makes me cry that we don't have an Argentinian GP anymore (I was all lined up for its comeback, then it fizzled out). That said, I'm thrilled about the Mexicans embracing their GP. I wish that would happen in every country, but sadly it doesn't. Viva Mexico!
Oh Seb - shut it!! You have zero to say about this!! You have a not so great record on team and orders. Vettel: Red Bull shouldn't use "bad" team orders on Perez By: Jonathan Noble Nov 5, 2021, 6:27 AM Sebastian Vettel thinks Sergio Perez should not face Red Bull team orders in Formula 1’s Mexican Grand Prix if he has a chance of winning his home race.
Indeed. The hypocrisy of Vettel is incredible. Sad. I've been a fan of Vettel for so long but he's making it very, very hard recently.
Mercedes fears over need for Hamilton F1 engine penalty receding By: Jonathan Noble Nov 6, 2021, 7:20 AM Mercedes says fears about Lewis Hamilton definitely needing to take another Formula 1 engine change penalty this year are fading, amid confidence it has now “solved” its main reliability concern.
