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Charles Leclerc relieved

The Controversial Call That Cost Max Verstappen Late Mexico Attack Against Charles Leclerc Explained

Formula 1's Mexico City Grand Prix reached a somewhat anti-climactic end as Max Verstappen was denied a late assault on Charles Leclerc due to a controversial virtual safety car.

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Charles Leclerc relieved as Mexico GP virtual safety car stopped Max Verstappen’s attack

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FIA explains late F1 Mexico GP VSC that cost Max Verstappen a potential second place

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How Lando Norris won F1’s Mexico Grand Prix, as Leclerc holds off Verstappen for second

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc held off a resurgent Max Verstappen to secure second, while the reigning champion has closed to within 36 points of the championship lead.

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Fred Vasseur calls out management of Lewis Hamilton's Mexico Grand Prix penalty

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FIA address Liam Lawson’s marshal near-miss and controversial VSC at Mexico City GP

Norris wins and Leclerc comes 2nd at Mexico City GP

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Why Charles Leclerc was 'saved' at the end of the Mexico City GP

Seeing the colours of Max Verstappen's RB 21 closing in monstrously, approaching the final laps, of the Mexico City Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc's stronghold of second place was weakening.

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F1: Charles Leclerc Praises Ferrari After Hard Fought Second Place in Mexico City GP

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Norris wins and Leclerc comes second at the Mexico City GP

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FIA investigates after Lawson narrowly avoids marshals running across F1 track

Formula 1’s governing body says it launched an investigation after Liam Lawson narrowly avoided two track marshals on the circuit during the Mexican Grand Prix.

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Why Lewis Hamilton got penalized in Mexico – and Max Verstappen didn’t

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Can Oscar Piastri still make a comeback in the F1 title race? Our writers have their say

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F1 Mexico GP: Lando Norris takes championship lead with dominant win

Norris easily drove away from the rest of the field in his dominant McLaren, with Charles Leclerc second and Max Verstappen taking the final spot on the podium.

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Norris wins in Mexico to take F1 lead from Piastri by a single point

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Hamilton fumes at ‘kind of nuts’ F1 penalty in Mexico

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Charles Leclerc brutally taunted Max Verstappen in Mexican GP radio clip not shown on TV

Charles Leclerc burst out laughing on the radio, taunting Max Verstappen as he knew that the Dutchman would be unable to fight him on the final lap of the Mexican Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver came under attack during the closing laps, but held on for second place.

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Verstappen and Leclerc's Reaction to Norris Being Asked if He'd Give Piastri Points

F1 champion Max Verstappen and Ferrari star Charles Leclerc couldn't believe when Lando Norris was asked to give Oscar Piastri points after the Mexico GP.

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Charles Leclerc laughs at Max Verstappen after being saved by Mexican GP safety car

A virtual safety car at the end of the Mexican Grand Prix prompted a gleeful response from Charles Leclerc, who was under pressure from F1 champion Max Verstappen. Leclerc was involved in the chaotic start to the Mexican GP, where he went four abreast into Turn 1 with Verstappen, Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton for the lead.

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Charles Leclerc calls Max Verstappen's move 'stupid' amid yellow flag controversy at Mexican GP

Charles Leclerc branded Max Verstappen’s actions “stupid” after accusing him of not slowing under double-waved yellows in the closing laps of the Mexican Grand Prix.

U.S. Grand Prix briefing: Max Verstappen enjoys perfect weekend, Norris defeats Leclerc

AUSTIN – Max Verstappen continued his late-season charge up the 2025 Formula One drivers’ championship standings with a commanding win at the United States Grand Prix, leading every lap from pole and crossing the line ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc.

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Charles Leclerc reveals who he is betting $1 on to win F1 title in ‘lot to lose’ assessment

Charles Leclerc said he is hoping to capitalise on the “lot to lose” attitude that the top three may adopt in their close title fight. While the McLaren duo and Max Verstappen continue their title showdown, Leclerc became the latest driver to be mathematically eliminated from the running but hopes to use that freedom to his advantage.

Oscar Piastri draws on past experiences to fend off Max Verstappen in F-1 title race

Oscar Piastri hopes his past experiences can help him in the F1 championship as he prepares for the Mexican Grand Prix.