Season 2 Episode 44: Mexican GP - Max's Mexican Masterclass

 


F1 left Austin and crossed the border into Mexico this week for the Mexican GP.

It is Sergio Perez's home race and with all the pressure on him at the moment he was keen to put in a good performance for the colorful home crowd.

Max could break his own wins in a season record while Lewis was on the hunt to make up for last weeks disqualification.

So, who got pole in the Mexican GP? Who won the Mexican GP?  Did Checo do well in front of his home crowd? Could Hamilton take the fight to Red Bull?  

Don't worry, we got you covered as the guys pull apart the weeks news as well as doing break down of all the main events over the race weekend.  

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