On 29/10, 16:36
Max Verstappen set the fastest lap of the final free practice session in Mexico City, ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Daniel Ricciardo. While the Mercedes drivers remained at a good distance from the Red Bulls, Ferrari seemed to have lost ground compared with the previous day, posting only the 6th and 7th fastest times. 
On 29/10, 11:14
In contrast to last weekend, the Red Bulls seemed to be in less good shape, finding it more difficult to find the optimum set-up on the high altitude Hermanos Rodriguez circuit. Plagued by oversteer, understeer and brake problems, the Austrian drivers got off to a timid start. 
On 29/10, 10:09
Weekends come and go, some with victories, others with problems. However, the morning session didn't get off to such a bad start for Romain Grosjean and Esteban Gutierrez, the other regional contenders at this Grand Prix in Mexico. 
On 29/10, 08:56
Sergio Perez and Nico Hülkenberg confirmed the good form of the Indian single-seater on the Mexican driver's home turf. They are now the 4th force on the grid, and hope to extend their lead over the Williams team. 
On 29/10, 08:53
Ferrari's drivers started their Mexican weekend on a much more positive note than last week in Austin. Out in front in both practice sessions, and even having the luxury of beating Lewis Hamilton - by 4 thousandths - in super-tendres in FP2 with Sebastian Vettel, it was a day with a glimmer of hope for the men from Maranello. 
On 29/10, 08:50
Track temperature played a major role on this first day. But that didn't stop Mercedes from topping the timesheets, with Lewis Hamilton just as comfortable on a fresh track with little grip as on a warmer one. Nico Rosberg, on the other hand, proved to be more of a handful on the track that saw him triumph in 2015, more than four tenths down at the end of the day. 
On 28/10, 20:37
Sebastian Vettel confirmed Ferrari's good form in Mexico, setting the fastest time of the session 4 thousandths of a second ahead of Lewis Hamilton. Nico Rosberg was in a little more difficulty, as were the Red Bulls, who lagged behind. 
On 28/10, 16:51
After a very cool session, Hamilton set the fastest time with a 1"20"914, with Rosberg a distant 7th. Behind Hamilton, Ferrari proved to be the closest team, with Vettel less than a tenth behind and Räikkönen hot on his heels. Like Rosberg, Red Bull seems to be lagging behind. Temperatures were disrupting tire performance, and the phenomenon became even more pronounced at the end of the first practice session. 
On 28/10, 14:14
Nico Hülkenberg's arrival at Renault has started the countdown for drivers looking to secure a starting berth or secure their place. Jolyon Palmer is sure to agree that the pressure is mounting. Kvyat's retention at Toro Rosso came as a surprise, and further restricted the number of places available for 2017. Those places are up for grabs at Force India, Haas, Renault, Manor and Sauber, and the rumors are flying. Marcus Ericsson could well see himself behind the wheel of Force India. 
On 28/10, 11:56
Esteban Gutierrez has still not been confirmed by Haas for next season, but he expects an answer within the next 15 days. He is thus exploring other opportunities.
On 27/10, 14:17
Following on from the United States, the Formula 1 world stops off in Mexico for the nineteenth and penultimate round of the season. The drivers' title is still up for grabs, with Nico Rosberg 26 points ahead of Lewis Hamilton. But the German has his first (slim) chance of being crowned champion this weekend... 
On 27/10, 07:01
After 18 years at Le Mans, Audi has decided to concentrate on other motorsport activities. It will therefore be leaving the WEC at the end of the year to concentrate on Formula E.
On 26/10, 15:35
In an interview with the official Formula 1 website, Scuderia Toro Rosso's managing director discusses his team's current situation, the constraints involved in choosing a driver, and the 2017 regulations. 
On 26/10, 12:28
Two days after the chequered flag and the decision by race management not to penalize Fernando Alonso for his rough overtaking of Felipe Massa, the Brazilian is not letting up. Backed by his team, Massa is taking his criticism of the Spaniard one step further. Motors Inside takes a closer look at the dispute between the former Ferrari team-mates. 
On 26/10, 08:12
Esteban Gutierrez was forced to retire after his Brembo brakes failed. Haas could therefore decide to switch to the competition, as Mercedes had done in the past.
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