Max Verstappen has secured his fourteenth win of the season. The Dutchman won the Mexican Grand Prix from pole position without any problems. Lewis Hamilton and Sergio Perez completed the podium. The Ferrari men had a quiet race and didn't even trouble the podium places.
The Mexico GP was a quiet race. Yuki Tsunoda and Fernando Alonso were the only dropouts on Sunday. Polesitter Verstappen had no problems during the race and crossed the finish line dominantly. In the opening laps of the race, Hamilton managed to keep up well with his rival, but in the end the Brit could not match Verstappen's pace.
Home hero Perez crossed the line in third, while George Russell had to miss the podium with a fourth place. Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc raced in no man's land, crossing the finish line in fifth and sixth. Daniel Ricciardo received a 10-second penalty for his incident with Tsunoda, but the Australian still crossed the finish line seventh after a strong final phase with several overtaking runs. Esteban Ocon, Lando Norris and Valtteri Bottas also managed to take points in Mexico.
Full results Mexico GP
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