Mercedes retains first place in the constructors' standings after the Mexican Grand Prix, won by Max Verstappen.
The Mexican Grand Prix has delivered its verdict, and the global constructors' hierarchy emerges slightly modified. While victory went to Max Verstappen, attention also focused on the teams' championship, where Mercedes continues to lead the dance. With consistent performances from its drivers, the German team strengthens its position at the top of the provisional standings.
In detail, Verstappen's success in Mexico has not upset the established order. Mercedes, thanks to the consistency of its two drivers, has capitalised on the points scored during this round. The Brackley-based team still leads its direct rivals, even if the gap with the other outfits remains measured. The battle for the constructors' title is set to be tight during the final races of the season.
Among the pursuers, Red Bull and Ferrari remain lying in wait, but their hopes of climbing the standings depend on more accomplished results. The Mexican circuit, with its altitude peculiarities, once again offered a spectacle full of twists and turns, but the major teams have globally confirmed their level of performance.
The next rounds will be crucial for the awarding of the title. Mercedes, strong in its lead, will have to manage the pressure from its rivals. The teams will now turn to the upcoming Grands Prix, where every point will count. The fight for the constructors' championship therefore remains open, and the coming weeks promise to be decisive.
In detail, Verstappen's success in Mexico has not upset the established order. Mercedes, thanks to the consistency of its two drivers, has capitalised on the points scored during this round. The Brackley-based team still leads its direct rivals, even if the gap with the other outfits remains measured. The battle for the constructors' title is set to be tight during the final races of the season.
Among the pursuers, Red Bull and Ferrari remain lying in wait, but their hopes of climbing the standings depend on more accomplished results. The Mexican circuit, with its altitude peculiarities, once again offered a spectacle full of twists and turns, but the major teams have globally confirmed their level of performance.
The next rounds will be crucial for the awarding of the title. Mercedes, strong in its lead, will have to manage the pressure from its rivals. The teams will now turn to the upcoming Grands Prix, where every point will count. The fight for the constructors' championship therefore remains open, and the coming weeks promise to be decisive.
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Source: Ouest-France