News of a ‘procedural’ breach of the 2024 cost cap from Aston Martin surfaced Thursday at the Mexico City Grand Prix

The Foro Sol stadium during F1 action for the Mexico City Grand Prix Lead image design: Drew Jordan/The Athletic; Daniel Cardenas/Anadolu/ MEXICO CITY — High altitude, low grip. Formula One has arrived at the highest circuit on its calendar: Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.

The FIA has yet to announce the outcome of the submissions made by the 10 Formula 1 teams earlier this year regarding their compliance with budget rules during the 2024 season

The alarm bells will be ringing at McLaren with five rounds to go in the 2025 F1 world championship as the teams prepare for this weekend's Mexico City Grand Prix. The British outfit have already secured the team title but what had looked a battle between their drivers for the individual crown is now very much a three-way race.

This is essentially the final test for the gifted youngster, who is rumoured to be Red Bull's top pick for one of their 2026 seats. Currently seventh in the Formula 2 standings, Lindblad has had a steady first season in the series without setting it alight.

Nine drivers will miss the opening session of the weekend as the Formula 1 teams fulfil a requirement to run rookies at least four times in a practice session this year; watch the Mexico City GP live on Sky Sports F1 this weekend,

Formula 1 heads to Mexico City for the next stop on the 2025 calendar. The title race is finely poised, but could the weather conditions influence the outcome? Here is the weather forecast for the race weekend.

Under current regulations, each full-time driver must give up their car for at least two FP1 sessions during the season