Beaming Norris turbo-charges his F1 title bid with Mexico pole

Piastri’s grip on F1 lead slipping as teammate Norris qualifies in pole position

If Norris goes onto win the Mexico Grand Prix, Piastri will need to finish in the top four to stay ahead in the drivers’ championships. But the Australian is starting a lot further back on the grid

Beaming Norris turbo-charges his F1 title bid with Mexico pole

Lando Norris beamed with pleasure on Saturday after turbo-charging his bid for the Formula One drivers' world championship by grabbing pole position for the Mexico City Grand Prix while rivals struggled in his wake.

Beaming Norris Turbo-charges His F1 Title Bid With Mexico Pole

Lando Norris beamed with pleasure on Saturday after turbo-charging his bid for the Formula One drivers' world championship by grabbing pole position for the Mexico City Grand Prix while rivals struggled in his wake.

Norris leaves F1 title rivals trailing in his wake with statement Mexico GP pole

Norris ended a six-race run without pole by dominating the field and beating Charles Leclerc to top spot

Norris Stuns Mexico: Pole Heist Sets Title Fight Ablaze

Mexico City just turned the volume to 11: Lando lit the timing screens, Ferrari smells trouble, and Max is queued for Turn 1 like it’s Black Friday at the slipstream store—while a fearless rookie brings his lunchbox to the front row food fight. The air steals power, tires play roulette, and the straight is so long you could text your ex before the braking point. Want the full grid drama, the spicy subplots, and the bit that might flip the title …