Ferrari star Lewis Hamilton will start Sunday’s Mexican Grand Prix from pole position after a super-close battle at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in a minor shock.

The seven-time world champion was P4 after the first round of laps in Q3, but set a blistering 1:16.514-second effort on his second run, enough to beat George Russell to top spot by just 0.009 seconds, taking his first pole since the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix, extending the record for the most F1 poles to 105.

FIA announce F1 star DISQUALIFIED at Mexican Grand Prix after late drama

The FIA have announced that Liam Lawson has been thrown out of qualifying at the Mexican Grand Prix following a disqualification for the Racing Bulls star.

Lawson had qualified eighth in front of his team-mate Arvid Lindblad, proving himself as once again best of the rest outside of Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull and McLaren.

FIA confirm 50-place grid penalty for under-pressure F1 star at Mexican Grand Prix

The FIA have confirmed a huge 50-place grid penalty for Cadillac star Valtteri Bottas ahead of Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix.

With the season in its final quarter, several drivers have already exceeded a number of their allocated power unit components and taken penalties for doing so, with Bottas the latest to be punished.

FIA announce Isack Hadjar punishment after controversial incident at Mexican Grand Prix

The FIA have confirmed Red Bull star Isack Hadjar has received a formal warning after he shoved a fan in the F1 paddock at this weekend's Mexican Grand Prix.

The incident in question occurred on Friday afternoon as Hadjar approached the Red Bull garage ahead of FP1, with the fan attempting to put his arm around the Frenchman and take a selfie.

F1 star replaced for Mexican Grand Prix weekend in shock late driver change

Haas F1 star Esteban Ocon has been replaced for the remainder of Mexican Grand Prix weekend in a shocking driver change.

The news broke early on Saturday in the Mexican capital that the 30-year-old Frenchman is OUT and will be replaced by Japanese ace Ryo Hirakawa.

F1 team punished by FIA over bizarre Mexican GP ‘cover-up’

The Audi F1 team have been fined for a bizarre technical breach after a literal 'cover-up' at the Mexican Grand Prix.

The German giants fell foul of the FIA's sporting regulations in the weirdest way when they undertook work on Brazilian star Gabriel Bortoleto's car at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.