Charles Leclerc leads the best way for Ferrari
The primary free apply session of the Mexican Grand Prix noticed a powerful begin for Ferrari, with Charles Leclerc ending on prime forward of Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Nico Hulkenberg, and Oscar Piastri. The session ran easily for the 9 rookies participating on monitor.
Throughout Friday’s FP1 session on the Mexican GP, it was Charles Leclerc within the Ferrari who set the quickest time. In second place got here Andrea Kimi Antonelli, adopted by a aggressive Sauber with Nico Hulkenberg in third and Gabriel Bortoleto in fifth. Let’s rewind and recap what occurred throughout the opening session of the Mexican weekend.
The primary half of the session
All drivers started their packages on arduous tyres, apart from Isack Hadjar, Nico Hulkenberg, and Esteban Ocon. These three led the standings after the primary quarter of the session: the French driver’s lap time of 1:20.128 gave him a half-second benefit over the German and eight tenths over Ocon. Because the session entered its second quarter, the primary yellow flag appeared, seemingly brought on by Paul Aron, who was proven on digicam by the printed director.
Most drivers remained within the storage because the session approached the 30-minute mark. Oscar Piastri, within the McLaren, went early on the mushy tyres and jumped to the highest of the timesheets with a 1:19.035. At that time, Hadjar was second by 9 tenths, Antonelli third by one second, adopted by Yuki Tsunoda, Esteban Ocon, Gabriel Bortoleto, Nico Hulkenberg, Alex Albon, Franco Colapinto, and Fernando Alonso finishing the highest ten.
The ultimate half hour
The ultimate third of the session started with Isack Hadjar spinning at the beginning of the third sector of the circuit.
Within the final fifteen minutes, groups started their long-run simulations with heavier gasoline masses, specializing in race preparation. Nonetheless, this was not the case for each driver: Gabriel Bortoleto and Arvid Lindblad set their greatest laps throughout this section, inserting fifth and sixth, 5 and 6 tenths behind Leclerc. The Anglo-Swedish driver was the most effective rookie of the session. Behind him, Pato O’Ward, Frederik Vesti, Paul Aron, Ryo Hirakawa, Ayumu Iwasa, Luke Browning, Jak Crawford, and Antonio Fuoco adopted in that order from thirteenth place downwards.




