(Formula1.com)
Max Verstappen (No. 1 Oracle Red Bull Racing) claimed his 14th victory of the 2022 season in the Mexico City Grand Prix, ahead of rival Lewis Hamilton (No. 44 Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team) and Sergio Perez (No. 11 Oracle Red Bull Racing) after an intriguing strategic battle played out at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. The victory secures another record for the Dutchman in his burgeoning career, as he now boasts the most wins in a single F1 campaign, moving one clear of the 13 achieved by Michael Schumacher (2004) and Sebastian Vettel (2013). Verstappen, whose Red Bull team opted for a soft-medium tire strategy, took the checkered flag some 15 seconds clear of Hamilton, who was left to question why Mercedes swapped their starting set of medium compound tires for hards. Perez gave the home fans something to cheer about in third, having threatened to challenge Hamilton late on, while Russell (No. 63 Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team) – who lost out to his teammate at the start – took a distant fourth. Watch the race highlights here. (Thank you to Formula1.com)
Editor-in-Chief's Note: Worth a watch. Ross Chastain's "video game" move at the finish of the Martinsville NASCAR Cup race. -PMD
Editor's Note: You can access previous issues of AE by clicking on "Next 1 Entries" below. - WG
Max Verstappen (No. 1 Oracle Red Bull Racing) claimed his 14th victory of the 2022 season in the Mexico City Grand Prix, ahead of rival Lewis Hamilton (No. 44 Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team) and Sergio Perez (No. 11 Oracle Red Bull Racing) after an intriguing strategic battle played out at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. The victory secures another record for the Dutchman in his burgeoning career, as he now boasts the most wins in a single F1 campaign, moving one clear of the 13 achieved by Michael Schumacher (2004) and Sebastian Vettel (2013). Verstappen, whose Red Bull team opted for a soft-medium tire strategy, took the checkered flag some 15 seconds clear of Hamilton, who was left to question why Mercedes swapped their starting set of medium compound tires for hards. Perez gave the home fans something to cheer about in third, having threatened to challenge Hamilton late on, while Russell (No. 63 Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team) – who lost out to his teammate at the start – took a distant fourth. Watch the race highlights here. (Thank you to Formula1.com)
Editor-in-Chief's Note: Worth a watch. Ross Chastain's "video game" move at the finish of the Martinsville NASCAR Cup race. -PMD
Editor's Note: You can access previous issues of AE by clicking on "Next 1 Entries" below. - WG