AT A GLANCE

The result

Mexico City Grand Prix: FP2 has finished according to the latest scoreboard. 1. Charles Leclerc; 2. Lando Norris; 3. George Russell. The event took place at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico city, Mexico.

U.S. start time and how to follow

Scheduled start · Eastern
Fri, Oct 30, 6:00 PM EDT
Pacific
Fri, Oct 30, 3:00 PM PDT
Competition / tournament
Formula 1
Venue / court / city
Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez · Mexico city, Mexico
Listed coverage
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Listed order

Source-listed order; no timing or gap is inferred.

PositionCompetitorSource value
1Charles Leclerc—
2Lando Norris—
3George Russell—
4Kimi Antonelli—
5Max Verstappen—
6Isack Hadjar—
7Arvid Lindblad—
8Pierre Gasly—
9Liam Lawson—
10Oscar Piastri—
11Lewis Hamilton—
12Fernando Alonso—
13Esteban Ocon—
14Oliver Bearman—
15Nico Hülkenberg—
16Franco Colapinto—
17Carlos Sainz—
18Sergio Pérez—
19Alexander Albon—
20Lance Stroll—

Match statistics

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Following the session

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COVERAGE ARCHIVE

As it happened

2 recorded updates

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Source and coverage notes

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