Checo Pérez Finishes His 300th Grand Prix as Mexico City Crowns F1's Youngest Champion
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Checo Pérez Finishes His 300th Grand Prix as Mexico City Crowns F1's Youngest Champion
This weekend, the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix marked several historic milestones, making it one of the season’s most exciting events. Mexico’s Sergio “Checo” Pérez completed his 300th Formula 1 Grand Prix with a 16th-place finish for Cadillac at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen claimed victory, and 20-year-old Kimi Antonelli secured his place
Verstappen took advantage of the break to put in another set of soft tyres and then fended off Hamilton's attack. #StarGrNews
The 20-year-old Italian made history in a "crazy race" full of interruptions and incidents in which the Dutchman Max Verstappen from Red Bull took the first place in the end, and the British Lewis Hamilton from Ferrari took the second place. The fourth place was taken by Charles Leclerc from Ferrari, and the defending champion Lando Norris from McLaren was fifth. Antonelli achieved nine victories this season and broke the record of Sebastian Vet…
Photograph by Mercedes Checo Pérez, Mexican driver of Cadillac, fulfilled his 300th Grand Prix at home, while Lewis Hamilton started as a pole man of F1's Mexico GP. Antonelli beat Russell and went for Hamilton, fought the Ferraris and pole man showed himself complaining because of an action executed by Leclerc. The FIA took note of what happened. Meanwhile, Hadjar was involved in a spin. Hamilton and Verstappen were determined to go in search o…
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