Hamilton blasts FIA stewards over Leclerc decision as Mexican GP stopped after 200mph crash

All the fallout from Mexico City

Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari, Mexico City, 2026 — Photo: © IMAGO — Photo: © IMAGO

Lewis Hamilton was left fuming after colliding with his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc on the opening lap of the Mexican Grand Prix.

Hamilton started on pole but was challenged by Leclerc in the opening few corners before making a move around the outside of turn four.

F1 Mexican Grand Prix STOPPED after 200mph Valtteri Bottas crash brings out red flag

The F1 Mexican Grand Prix came to a dramatic stop on Sunday after a massive crash for Valtteri Bottas.

Max Verstappen was leading in his Red Bull from the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton when the Cadillac driver was seen deep into the barrier beyond turn one.

F1 Results: Kimi Antonelli makes F1 history after chaotic Mexican Grand Prix

Max Verstappen ran out as the winner in an utterly chaotic Mexican Grand Prix on Sunday, holding off a late charge from Lewis Hamilton in a race which also saw Mercedes star Kimi Antonelli crowned the 2026 F1 world champion.

There was drama right from the off in Mexico City, with Charles Leclerc handed a five-second time penalty after a battle for the lead with Hamilton on lap one saw them both go off the track. As a result of his punishment, Leclerc eventually conceded first place to Verstappen when it came time to head to the pits, but crucially, he stayed ahead of Hamilton at that stage.

Isack Hadjar has a blunt message for F1's paddock tourists after fan altercation

Red Bull F1 star Isack Hadjar has come out fighting as he breaks his silence following that high-profile altercation with a fan at the Mexican Grand Prix.

Hadjar was handed a formal warning by the stewards on Saturday following Friday's incident when he pushed a fan aside and refused to take a selfie with him.

F1 owners facing MotoGP CRISIS as team withdraws from Qatar GP

F1 owners Liberty Media are dealing with a major MotoGP crisis after the Yamaha team withdrew from next weekend's Qatar GP.

MotoGP, which is owned like F1 by Liberty, is due to head to Lusail International Circuit for round 20 of the 2026 championship, with the race currently scheduled for Sunday November 8.