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It is another Sprint Race this weekend so it will be important to be on top of everything from the beginning. We will work hard to have a good weekend and hope to put on a good show.

We have shown an improvement in terms of qualifying pace, and the next step is to further improve our race pace, too.

We maybe expected a little bit more from the upgrade, but then it's still a little bit up and down because Austin was a Sprint weekend with not a lot of testing, and Mexico had such high altitude.

Mercedes has announced that Chief Technical Officer, Mike Elliott has left the team after 11 years at Brackley.

With the final Sprint event of the season, there's a bigger prospect to score points and we aim to maximise our opportunities across the weekend.

Fernando Alonso admits that for Aston Martin the remaining races will be about learning for 2024, not defending its position in the team standings.

A two-stopper is the most likely strategy, while a one-stopper would require plenty of tyre management; affecting race pace.

The suspension failure on Kevin Magnussen's car which turned Sunday's race upside down is understood to be heat related.

Daniel Ricciardo's performance in Mexico clearly impressed Christian Horner, as speculation over Sergio Perez's future mounts.

Everything you need to know about the Gran Premio de la Ciudad de Mexico... all the details, stats, pictures and quotes.

McLaren boss Andrea Stella ranks Lando Norris's Mexican performance as one of the best he's been involved in, comparing it with Fernando Alonso at Valencia in 2012.

Amidst booing by tens of thousands of Sergio Perez's disappointed fans, Charles Leclerc insists that first corner clash was not down to him.

Admitting that it was the saddest race of his career, Sergio Perez stands by his decision to go for broke in the opening corner of the race.

Today's post-race press conference with Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc.

A race of contrasting fortunes.