Mexico City Grand Prix: Max Verstappen wins from Lewis Hamilton
The world champion held off a challenge from Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes in the first part of the race before pulling away to take his 14th win of the year.
Verstappen managed to hold the lead into the first corner - only the second time that has happened for the pole man in five races in Mexico - while Hamilton snuck past Russell into second at the second turn, followed by Perez two corners later. Hamilton was now set to go to the end without another stop, and the question was whether Verstappen could do the same.
But the engineers decided that was not a good plan and they brought Russell in for his stop five laps after Hamilton, resuming in fourth place, where he stayed to the end. This was demonstrated by Daniel Ricciardo, who did go for the medium-soft strategy, and made up a lot of ground in doing so, moving up from out of the top 10 to finish seventh, and best of the midfield behind the two uncompetitive Ferraris of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc.
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