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Norris Wins Mexican GP, Takes F1 Lead by One Point

McLaren persists without a designated No. 1, leaving a three-way title fight wide open with four Grands Prix plus two sprints to go.

Overview

  • Starting from pole, Lando Norris controlled the race and won by more than 30 seconds over Charles Leclerc, with Max Verstappen third.
  • The standings now show Norris on 357 points, Oscar Piastri on 356 and Verstappen on 321, with 116 points still available.
  • Verstappen cut his deficit to 36 points after a one-stop strategy from a mediums start enabled a late charge toward second.
  • McLaren continues to resist naming a team leader despite recent Norris–Piastri clashes in Canada, Singapore and the US sprint.
  • Rookie Oliver Bearman delivered a career-best fourth for Haas as a late Virtual Safety Car, triggered by Carlos Sainz’s stoppage, froze battles for P2 and P4.