Formula 1 heads to Mexico for the second round of its American triple-header, with Pirelli confirming the tyre compounds available to the teams.
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In the 18th edition of Mind the Gap, we review qualifying across the season to assess the evolving performance picture and team hierarchy.
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Teams have struggled to manage the C3 compound this year, which serves as the Medium tyre this weekend. Identifying the best race strategy will not be easy. The race starts at 21:00.
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McLaren and Lando Norris have left rivals guessing, and as the only driver to have tested the C2, he could hold a significant advantage in the GP — provided McLaren opts to use the compound against expectations.
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Lewis Hamilton has again explained his decision not to make a second stop at the Singapore GP, citing not only strategy but also poor communication and a desire to challenge the team.
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With only a few races left in the season, Ferrari has revised its floor, sidepods and diffuser, while seven teams have brought updates to Austin.
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The Scuderia is set to lose power unit customers in the coming years. Cadillac’s departure is certain, while Haas remains an unknown. Is it a deficit or an opportunity?
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During the Azerbaijan weekend in Baku, we spoke exclusively with Pirelli motorsport director Dario Marrafuschi about several aspects of tyre use.
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Singapore GP qualifying confirmed the picture seen in Bahrain: Verstappen’s Red Bull took a second straight pole, ahead of both Ferraris and a Mercedes team that has been cut down to size.
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Mercedes are waiting to assess the true pace of both cars, but after repeatedly opposing team decisions, Russell is grateful this time.
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The Singapore weekend begins with its sole practice session. Mercedes’ British driver sets the fastest time, while his team-mate is only seventh. Hulkenberg stops with a gearbox issue.
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Only three teams have declared updates to the FIA for Singapore: Mercedes and Red Bull have revised their front wings, while McLaren has targeted brake cooling. Ferrari has made no changes.
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Mercedes has opted to compare old and new solutions. Exclusive images from the Singapore pit lane and an analysis of the teams’ technical choices, from aerodynamics and set-up to contrasting concepts.
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