In the recent Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix, the qualifying sessions have painted an interesting picture for the teams and drivers. Motorsport.com presents a detailed summary of how the battles between teammates developed during the qualifying session.
The results are exclusive to the qualifying and are not affected by potential grid penalties, thus ensuring a clear view of each driver’s performance. In cases where a driver could not complete a representative lap due to technical issues or incidents, this has been indicated in the corresponding tables.
Results by Team
McLaren: Oscar Piastri posted a record of 8-17 against Lando Norris (7-12 if we exclude sprint races). His performances have been variable, with some standout moments such as a 5th place in Australia.
Mercedes: George Russell recorded a 12-13 in the battle with Kimi Antonelli. Highlights like a pole position in Australia and constant improvements in qualifying have been key for his team.
Red Bull: Max Verstappen shone with a ratio of 17-4 against Isack Hadjar, dominating most sessions despite some setbacks at the start of the season.
Ferrari: Charles Leclerc posted a 13-12 against Lewis Hamilton, with both drivers showing similar performance throughout the season.
Main Assets of the Mexican GP
The event has been marked by competition among teams, with the GP showcasing these drivers making significant contributions. The circuit layout has provided opportunities and challenges, with some drivers standing out for their adaptability.
Final Observations
The qualifying statistics provide a clear view of team performance and strategy as the season progresses. The Mexican GP has been a perfect example of the dynamism and intensity that characterizes current Formula 1. Drivers and teams will continue to work to improve their performance at the upcoming championship events.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI
