At the high-altitude party in Mexico City, the grid descended on the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, and what they got was one of those races where the winner looked like the only one who bothered to turn up. Enter Lando Norris, who grabbed pole, led every lap, cruised to a mammoth gap, and – under the collective slouch of his competitors…
Baku never disappoints. Unless, of course, you’re a McLaren fan. Then it disappoints heavily, repeatedly, and with a sprinkling of bad luck just for flavour. McLaren: From Hopefuls to Headaches Let’s start with McLaren, because why not begin with pain? Qualifying was a full-blown demolition derby. Six red flags (yes, six), and guess who decided to be the grand finale?…
In a move worthy of sitcom timing, the FIA red‑flagged the race after one formation lap behind the safety car, then made everyone wait 80 minutes for conditions to “improve.” Cue rolling start after four laps led by the safety car. Essentially, they said: “Rain? Let's punish you, but not too much.” It felt like pop quizzes for grown adults—fun,…
