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Beyond the grass: How the FIA is cracking down on Mexico GP turn one chaos
The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, home to the Mexico City Grand Prix, was designed by Óscar Fernández for his thesis in 1953. This was in an era when motorsport was in its adolescence with the single-seater racing cars having no aerodynamics and engines in the front of the car. The chassis were built from a steel ...
FIA tightens Mexico GP rules: drivers risk penalties for cutting corners at the start
The FIA has adopted a stricter approach to corner-cutting incidents at the start of the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix, clarifying that drivers could face penalties even if they leave the track without gaining a position. The stewards have issued specific instructions for the opening lap and race restarts, focusing on two sections of the […]
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