Lando Norris topped FP3 ahead of qualifying for Formula 1‘s Mexico City Grand Prix, leading a British trio at the top of the timesheets at the Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit.
The McLaren man’s 1:16.663s was enough to lead the way, with Lewis Hamilton second, three-and-a-half tenths adrift.
Hamilton showed good promise in the session, despite taking to the run-off area early on.
Mercedes’ George Russell completed the Britannic trio, a further two tenths behind Norris’ time. Charles Leclerc was fourth, with Norris’ team-mate Oscar Piastri fifth.
Max Verstappen was sixth, followed by Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Isack Hadjar, with the second Red Bull of Yuki Tsunoda ninth, who was just one tenth behind his team-mate.
Gabriel Bortoleto kept up Sauber’s hopes of a strong weekend with 10th, followed by Liam Lawson and Esteban Ocon. Lance Stroll was 13th, just ahead of the second Sauber of Nico Hulkenberg.
Carlos Sainz led team-mate Alex Albon with 15th and 16th respectively for Williams, the latter enduring power unit issues. Oliver Bearman took his Haas to 17th.
Pierre Gasly was 18th, with Alpine partner Franco Colapinto 19th. Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso was 20th, his running truncated by a small issue on the front-right of the car that prevented him from going back out on track.
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