What an anticlimax! The jury’s brainless decision spoiled the megalomaniacal fight

Max Verstappen continued straight in the opening corner, the others turned right. Later, the Dutchman clashed in a corner with his arch-nemesis Lewis Hamilton. PDO

Lando Norris won the Mexican GP and climbed back to the top of the World Series.

McLaren’s British driver, who started from the pole, dominated the race from the start to the checkered flag. The sixth win of the season returned the top spot in the World Series to Norris for the first time since April.

Charles Leclerc ran second before Max Verstappen. The battle for second place had an exciting end when Verstappen caught up with Leclerc thanks to the better grip of the fresher tires.

The jury’s stupid decision prevents an overtaking attempt by telling the drivers to slow down with a virtual safety car for no reason in the final moments of the race Carlos Sainz because of a completely safe car ruined Verstappen’s overtaking chances.

Verstappen had to drive into the best overtaking position on the track without an overtaking permit, even though Sainz’s car was on the other side of the track. In a completely safe place.

Undoubtedly, the biggest surprise of the race was fourth place Oliver Bearman. The young British driver of Haas achieved the best finish of his career by driving cleanly without the misfortune of his racing partners.

Driving a series of underpowered races Oscar Piastri was fifth this time. Piastri caught Bearman at the end, but like Verstappen, he had to miss the pass attempt due to VSC.

With fifth place, Piastri lost his place at the top of the World Series.

There are still four race weekends left in the F1 season. The next race is in Brazil in two weeks.