After everything that happened at the United States Grand Prix, with a sanction to Fernando Alonso that could be changed by the FIA, Formula 1 moves this weekend to Mexico, to the Hermanos Rodríguez Autodrome. Sergio Perez will race at home in one of the most colorful weekends in the world.
On a sporting level there are not many things at stake. Max Verstappen He is already world champion for drivers and Red Bull, for constructors. The reality is that there has been no rival. Neither charles leclerc neither Ferrari have been able to compete as the races progressed in the season.
Carlos Sainz he wants to forget his bad luck in Austin. He started from pole and in the first corner George Russell left him without a career. The Mercedes took the Ferrari ahead and the latter had to leave after going through the pits. A problem in the radiator that was damaged.
The great controversy was related to the other Spaniard on the grid, Alonso. He finished seventh after a spectacular race in which even his car was lifted from both front wheels. But the FIA punished him because a mirror fell off in the middle of the race.
The Spaniard ran with the car damaged by the maneuver of Lance Stroll. Very dangerous maneuver from his future teammate at Aston Martin. A car that has greatly improved in terms of performance and that will surely give Alonso hope for 2023.
Hours and where to watch
On Friday the 28th the training sessions start with Free Practice 1. The first session will start at 8:00 p.m. (Spanish time) and the second at 11:00 p.m. These training sessions will continue on Saturday from 7:00 p.m., to later be held the classification at 2:00 a.m.
All training sessions and the race can be followed on the special device of the sixth for Formula 1. In addition, it can be seen on ‘DAZN’ and ‘Movistar+’ through the ‘DAZN F1’ channel.
