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Racer Carlos Sainz Jr emerged as the winner of the Formula 1 (F1) Mexican GP at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Monday (28/10) morning WIB.
Sainz finished at the front in the race which lasted 71 laps. He was on the podium with Lando Norris who finished as runner up and Charles Leclerc in third place.
Sainz was already leading the race after passing Max Verstappen at the first corner of the ninth lap.
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After Sainz took the lead, Verstappen was involved in competition with Norris two laps later. Both of them are fighting for second place.
This fierce competition made Norris leave the track. The race supervisor then gave Verstappen a 2×10 second penalty for this incident.
The Dutch racer received a penalty because he was deemed to have carried out a dangerous action while competing with Norris.
The penalty made Verstappen’s position difficult. In the end, the defending champion could only finish in sixth position.
Norris achieved much better results than Verstappen. His hard work allowed Norris to finish in second place because Leclerc went wide.
However, Leclerc still got on the podium by finishing third at the F1 Mexican GP.
Mexican GP F1 results
1. Carlos Sainz 71 lap
2. Lando Norris +4.705 seconds
3. Charles Leclerc +34,387
4. Lewis Hamilton +44,780
5. George Russell +48,536
6. Max Verstappen +59.558
7. Kevin Magnussen +63,642
8. Oscar Piastri +64,928
9. Nico Hulkenberg 1 lap difference
10. Pierre Gasly 1 lap difference
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The Carlos Sainz Show: Mexican GP Recap
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – In a race that can only be described as a masterclass in driving, Carlos Sainz Jr. emerged victorious at the Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. It was a race that lasted a whopping 71 laps, but let’s be honest, it felt more like a cross between a soap opera and a thrilling action film!
Sainz took the lead like an eager toddler snatching a cookie at the first corner of the ninth lap, leaving Max Verstappen and his dreams of glory in the dust! Speaking of Verstappen, it turns out his on-track antics earned him a two-time 10-second penalty—perhaps they should consider adding a “Dangerous Behavior” card to his racing license!
So Who Else Was Invited to the Podium Party?
Alongside Sainz’s jubilant win was Lando Norris, who finished as the runner-up, and Charles Leclerc, who managed to snag third place despite going wide enough to check for stray marbles on the track. Talk about an unexpected podium party!
After Sainz had sailed ahead, the real drama unfolded between Verstappen and Norris just two laps later. Picture this: two racers battling fiercely for second place—a scene reminiscent of a high-stakes poker game but with more tires squealing and fewer chances to fold!
Ultimately, Norris’s determination shined through, allowing him to brush past Leclerc—who was presumably recovering from his brief exploration of the track limits. In a stunning twist, Leclerc still managed third, reminding us all that sometimes, staying in the game is half the battle.
The Final Results
So, without further ado, here are the F1 Mexican GP results:
- 1. Carlos Sainz – 71 laps
- 2. Lando Norris – +4.705 seconds
- 3. Charles Leclerc – +34.387 seconds
- 4. Lewis Hamilton – +44.780 seconds
- 5. George Russell – +48.536 seconds
- 6. Max Verstappen – +59.558 seconds
- 7. Kevin Magnussen – +63.642 seconds
- 8. Oscar Piastri – +64.928 seconds
- 9. Nico Hulkenberg – 1 lap difference
- 10. Pierre Gasly – 1 lap difference
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So, there you have it! Another thrilling chapter in the F1 saga has concluded, complete with unexpected twists, a sprinkle of confusion, and racers testing the limits of both their skill and sanity. Who knew watching cars go in circles could be this entertaining? Let’s buckle up for the next race, shall we?
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —
In a thrilling display of speed and strategy, racer Carlos Sainz Jr claimed victory at the highly anticipated Formula 1 (F1) Mexican Grand Prix held at the iconic Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on Monday (28/10) morning WIB. With the roar of engines and a passionate crowd, Sainz completed the challenging 71-lap race, showcasing incredible skill and determination.
Sainz’s outstanding performance put him on the podium alongside Lando Norris, who secured the runner-up spot, and Charles Leclerc, who finished third, each embodying the competitive spirit of this prestigious event.
After a dramatic start, Sainz managed to take the lead by executing a brilliant maneuver to overtake Max Verstappen in the first corner of the ninth lap, showcasing his racing acumen against a backdrop of roaring fans.
After Sainz took the lead, Verstappen found himself entangled in an intense battle for second place with Norris just two laps later. This fierce competition resulted in Norris temporarily leaving the track, prompting the race supervisor to impose a penalty on Verstappen.
Verstappen received a 2×10 second penalty for what was deemed a dangerous maneuver during his contest with Norris, significantly hampering his chances in the race. As a result, the reigning champion’s efforts translated into a disappointing sixth-place finish.
Norris’ hard work and talent paid off, allowing him to secure second place after Leclerc made a mistake and went wide, giving Norris the opportunity to capitalize on the situation. Despite the mishap, Leclerc managed to salvage his race performance, finishing on the podium in third place at the F1 Mexican GP.
Mexican GP F1 results
1. Carlos Sainz 71 lap
2. Lando Norris +4.705 seconds
3. Charles Leclerc +34,387
4. Lewis Hamilton +44,780
5. George Russell +48,536
6. Max Verstappen +59.558
7. Kevin Magnussen +63,642
8. Oscar Piastri +64,928
9. Nico Hulkenberg 1 lap difference
10. Pierre Gasly 1 lap difference
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