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    Race 20 - Mexican GP 2024 [Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez]



    We head to the rarefied track of Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez for the Mexican GP. Amid the controversy of the steward's verdict on the Verstappen Vs Norris off-track excursion that saw Norris suffer a championship punitive five-second penalty at the US COTA GP. For an incident that could have a devastating effect on the McLaren driver championship hopes in the long run, the stewards attracted criticism from many quarters for what seemed like a lack of sensitivity for the significance of the occasion.

    The takeaway from COTA was that Redbull has found its mojo and is set to be very troublesome for McLaren. But COTA had other things to reveal which could play out in an interesting way in Mexico. Firstly, McLaren would need to bounce back with a one-two of their own to see off the ever-looming challenge from Ferrari. With 48 points between Ferrari and McLaren, the fight for the constructors championship is not a done deal for McLaren. With the form of Verstappen at COTA, a Redbull revival is not out of the question as the 40 points between Redbull and McLaren are surmountable by Redbull.

    Mexico is an important race as it is an early indicator of where the momentum is for the remainder of the season. Who has the bit between their teeth at this time? Is McLaren drifting backwards at these crucial last races? Is Ferrari surging forward? Is Redbull's showing at COTA a flash in the pan? These are the questions that would be answered at the Autodromo Henandez Rodriguez.
    At the end of this race, we would have the answer of whether the Drvier's Championship is still available to Norris.

    Whatever happens, we are assured that the 2025 season is going to be a cracking one.
    Last edited by Nitrodaze; Today at 05:52.
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