Lando Norris opened the Mexico City Grand Prix weekend by declaring that McLaren wouldn’t be very competitive.

As has often been the case this year, the exact opposite of his pessimistic forecast appears to be coming true.

To be fair to Norris, on paper this track shouldn’t suit the MCL60. It’s mostly slow, fiddly corners of the kind the car hates, even after its massive round of mid-year upgrades. The low-grip conditions are also generally not McLaren territory, nor are the long straights.

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He’s done it again. Max Verstappen wins the Belgian Grand Prix from a penalised sixth on the grid to stretch his victory streak to eight races. Featuring Scott Mitchell-Malm from The Race.

It’s another Max Verstappen victory in Canada, but Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton are bullish about having run the Dutchman close in the podium battle. Featuring F1 journalist Claire Cottingham.

Red Bull Racing arrives in Saudi Arabia as the overwhelming favourite, but is there hope for Ferrari after a dismal first race?

Max Verstappen starts 2023 with a dominant victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix to strike fear into the hearts of would-be rivals Ferrari and Mercedes  Featuring former F1 driver turned pundit Alex Yoong.

The Aston Martin hype train is gathering an alarming amount of speed just one day into the season proper.

The speculation began during the off-season with whispers of powerful numbers emanating from the wind tunnel.

Fernando Alonso’s performance during pre-season testing got the paddock’s attention with some remarkable long-run demonstrations.

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It’s a brand-new season of Formula 1, but can Ferrari or Mercedes prevent Red Bull Racing and Max Verstappen from winning the championship again?

Max Verstappen ends his season on a high with a record-extending 15th victory as Charles Leclerc snatches second in the standings from Sergio Perez. Michael reviews the race and the season with Edd Straw from The Race.

Pure’s F1 fanatics, Matt Oostveen and Mark Jobbins, are joined by former F1 driver Alex Yoong and F1 journalist Michael Lamonato to dissect all the action on the track and what it all means for the championship.

Earlier this month Mercedes principal Toto Wolff said he’d rather win a grand prix than finish second in the constructors championship.

Victory, he said, would be a bigger achievement for a car that’s proved so troublesome all year.

But why not both?

George Russell scores his maiden grand prix victory in São Paulo ahead of teammate Lewis Hamilton in an unexpectedly dominant weekend for Mercedes. Featuring Autosport grand prix editor Alex Kalinauckas.

The battle for second in both championships is suddenly alive after a chaotic race in Brazil to set-up a showdown of sorts between Mercedes, Ferrari and the Red Bull Racing drivers at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen easily defeats Lewis Hamilton in the Mexico City Grand Prix with a bold one-stop strategy gamble to confound the Mercedes pit wall. Featuring F1’s pre-eminent stats man, Sean Kelly.

Red Bull Racing claims its first constructors championship in almost a decade when Max Verstappen chases down old foe Lewis Hamilton after a botched pit stop. Featuring Lawrence Barretto, F1 correspondent and presenter at Formula1.com.

Pure’s F1 fanatics, Matt Oostveen and Mark Jobbins, are joined by former F1 driver Alex Yoong and F1 journalist Michael Lamonato to dissect all the action on the track and what it all means for the championship.

Charles Leclerc has already lost the drivers championship, and short of a dramatic reversal of form, Red Bull Racing will beat Ferrari to the constructors title at this weekend’s United States Grand Prix.

Mercedes and Ferrari will be hoping to win some pride off freshly minted double world champion Max Verstappen when they return to the modern classic that is the Circuit of the Americas for the 2022 United States Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen has eventually won the 2022 drivers world championship in a shortened Japanese Grand Prix that featured plenty of controversy. Featuring Chris Medland, Racer.com F1 correspondent.