Sergio Perez appeared disappointed in front of the camera after the qualifying session for the Grand Prix of Mexico. The 31-year-old had hoped to be on the front row of the grid alongside Max Verstappen, but he was disappointed on Saturday.

Hamilton finished second in the Mexican Grand Prix, but was once again beaten by F1 rival Verstappen and fell further behind in the title race

Sergio Perez led Max Verstappen as Red Bull dominated final practice for Formula 1’s 2021 Mexican Grand Prix, where Lewis Hamilton finished third, but was a massive 0.6-seconds behind Perez.

"There's still a long way to go," Verstappen said. "It's of course looking good, but also it can turn around very quickly."

Verstappen is now 19 points ahead with just four races remaining.

Red Bull driver rewarded for brave start with a sizeable winning margin of 16.5 seconds

Verstappen took a dominant win over Hamilton in the 2021 Mexican GP extending his lead over Hamilton, while Sergio Perez finished on the podium in what was his home race.

Mexico City, Nov 8: Red Bull earned itself one heck of a Formula One fiesta. Max Verstappen won the Mexico City Grand Prix with a dominant race Sunday to stretch his season championship lead over Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton. Teammate Sergio Perez was the first Mexican driver in race history to not just lead the […]

Yuki Tsunoda was criticised by Max Verstappen, Helmut Marko and Christian Horner after the qualifying session for the Mexican Grand Prix. Nobody in the Red Bull Racing camp understands what Tsunoda was doing in the closing stages of Q3.

Red Bull driver extends championship lead over Mercedes man, who finishes second

MEXICO CITY, Nov 8 — Max Verstappen cruised to victory at the Mexico Grand Prix on Sunday leaving defending champion Lewis Hamilton to admit the Red Bull car “is far superior”. Hamilton clung on to finish second in his Mercedes holding off a late charge from Red Bull’s Mexican driver Sergio...

MAX Verstappen cruised to victory at the Mexico Grand Prix on Sunday leaving defending champion Lewis Hamilton to admit the Red Bull car "is far superior".

Lewis Hamilton clung on to finish second in his Mercedes holding off a late charge from Red Bull’s Mexican driver Sergio Perez.

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen extends his Championship lead with victory in Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen took a big step towards the 2021 Formula One World Championship with a dominant win in the Mexico City Grand Prix, with title rival Lewis Hamilton a distant second.

Max Verstappen rued losing his 'destroyed' final lap in Mexico Formula 1 qualifying after being forced to back out due to cars in front of him going off.

Sergio Perez seemed to have strong pace all weekend, but during qualifying it didn't go quite as planned. The Mexican does have an explanation for this, however. Before qualifying Red Bull Racing's mechanics were working on the rear wings of both cars and Perez believes this is the reason for his slightly slow qualifying.

Verstappen earned his ninth win of the season, second in a row and third career victory in Mexico City. The 24-year-old Dutchman is chasing his first career championship.

Helmut Marko is obviously very happy with the Mexican Grand Prix. Max Verstappen won the race convincingly and Sergio Perez also scored important points in the battle for the constructors' championship. Marko talks about the race of Red Bull Racing.

Max Verstappen smashes Ayrton Senna’s record longing for 33 years with his recent win in the Mexican Grand Prix last Sunday.Max Verstappen gave a terrific performance in the recent Mexican Grand Prix. However, little it was known the Dutchman would overtake Ayrton’s Senna’s three-decades-old record.Verstappen has registered his ninth win of this season for Red Bull with an engine powered by Honda with his recent victory. Whereas, Senna in 1998 recorded eight wins in a single season with a Honda season. Meanwhile, Verstappen broke Alain Prost’s same record of the same year with his win in the United States Grand Prix. Despite Honda’s recurring appearances in F1, nobody managed to break this record.The following best from this Honda’s all-time list is Nigel Mansell, with six wins for Williams. Therefore, the Dutchman has just administered himself in a highly prestigious list. Also read: Lewis Hamilton does not want a possible Ayrton Senna-Alain Prost situation with Max Verstappen in final raceWill Max Verstappen…

Max Verstappen cruised to a dominant victory in the Mexico City Grand Prix to boost his Formula 1 world championship bid, as Lewis Hamilton fended off Sergio Perez for second.

Max Verstappen's pace was too much for Lewis Hamilton to overcome as he had another dominant performance to win the Mexican Grand Prix as Red Bull closed in on Mercedes in the Formula 1 constructor's standings.

Red Bull stamped their authority on the Mexican Grand Prix weekend as Sergio Perez topped FP3 in Mexico City, with Red Bull dominating FP3 ahead of qualifying later today.

Max Verstappen did himself a good service during the Mexican Grand Prix by crossing the finish line first. With the victory, he now has a 19 point lead over Lewis Hamilton.

Max Verstappen seems to be on an unstoppable march to his first Formula One title. Laurence Edmondson analyses whether Lewis Hamilton has any chance of stopping him without a retirement in the final four races.

Seven-times world champion Hamilton was second for Mercedes, holding off Red Bull's Sergio Perez who became the first Mexican to stand on his home podium

It may still be a little early to proclaim “The king is dead, long live the king” but after Max Verstappen’s win in Sunday’s Mexico Grand Prix, the coronation of the Dutchman looks more and more likely. For the last four seasons and for six of the last seven years, Lewis Hamilton has ruled the...

MEXICO CITY, Nov 8 — It may still be a little early to proclaim “The king is dead, long live the king” but after Max Verstappen’s win in yesterday’s Mexico Grand Prix, the coronation of the Dutchman looks more and more likely. For the last four seasons and for six of the last seven years,...

It may still be a little early to proclaim "The king is dead, long live the king" but after Max Verstappen's win in Sunday's Mexico Grand Prix, the coronation of the Dutchman looks more and more likely. For the last four seasons and for six of the last seven years,…

Max Verstappen has won the 2021 Mexican Grand Prix and gives himself a significant 19 point lead over Lewis Hamilton in the World Championship going into the final four rounds of the season. Starting from third, Verstappen managed to get ahead of both Mercedes drivers at turn one to ensure their shock only lasted one day in Mexico. A quality drive from the home favourite gave Red Bull driver a chance for P2 but Hamilton was able to hold on to stop the damage growing.  

Max Verstappen says the Formula 1 championship situation is ‘looking good’ for him after the Mexican Grand Prix, but he is mindful of how quickly things can turn around.

Qualifying begins later at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

Max Verstappen stretched his lead over Lewis Hamilton in the Formula One season championship with a dominant victory Sunday at the Mexico City Grand Prix, and Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez finished third to become the first Mexican driver to reach the podium in the history of the race.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen celebrated a dominant win in the Mexico City Grand Prix to surge 19 points clear of Lewis Hamilton in the Formula One championship with four races remaining.

Max Verstappen already broke quite a few records in his Formula 1 career and his victory in the Mexican Grand Prix added a new record to his name. The Dutchman now holds the record for the most wins in one season with a Honda engine.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen celebrated a dominant win in the Mexico City Grand Prix on Sunday to surge 19 points clear of Lewis Hamilton in the Formula One championship with four races remaining.

The British star is now 19 points behind his rival.

Red Bull Racing scored their tenth win of the season in Mexico, ninth for Max Verstappen. Sergio Perez's third place in his home race added to the celebrations. The team is now just one point behind Mercedes in the Constructors' Championship.

Although Lewis Hamilton had to acknowledge Max Verstappen and his Red Bull as his superior in Mexico, the Briton did manage to keep Sergio Perez behind him. His statements about Perez after the race were not what he intended. Hamilton apologises.

Max Verstappen stretched his lead over Lewis Hamilton in the Formula One season championship with a dominant victory Sunday at the Mexico City Grand Prix, and Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez finished third to become the first Mexican driver to reach the podium in the history of the race. Verstappen,…

Max Verstappen took the lead from third with a three-wide maneuver

Max Verstappen won the Mexican Grand Prix and of course that deserves a good score. As is the case after every race weekend, GPblog will give marks to the drivers for their performance during the last GP. Who was on top form and who failed?

Although Red Bull Racing had a disappointing qualifying session with Max Verstappen finishing in P3 and Sergio Perez in P4, team principal Christian Horner expects them to make up places on the grid and challenge Mercedes.

It is "inevitable" that Max Verstappen will eventually be world champion.

Home hero Sergio Perez led a dominant Red Bull 1-2 ahead of Formula 1 teammate Max Verstappen in final practice at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton has moved to clarify post-race comments he made about Mercedes Formula 1 teammate Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez following Sunday’s Mexico City Grand Prix.

Saturday was not the best in Mexico for Red Bull Racing and Max Verstappen, but they take home the bulk of the points a day later. The start was perfect, the pit stop was perfect and with the job was done at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriquez. The World Championship leader extended his lead by seven points to Lewis Hamilton, who finished second. Verstappen couldn't be happier.

Max Verstappen came out on top during the Mexican Grand Prix. The Dutchman thus increased his lead in the world championship. Afterwards, Verstappen could do nothing but be satisfied.

Lewis Hamilton said his Mercedes was no match for Max Verstappen's Red Bull after his dream of a record eighth Formula One championship slipped further from his grasp in Mexico City on Sunday.

Max Verstappen has won the Mexican Grand Prix in dominant fashion. The Dutchman went past both Mercedes drivers in the first corner already and grabbed a large lead during the race. Christian Horner is very pleased with the victory of his Dutch driver, as well as that he is happy to see Sergio Perez on the podium.