Charles Leclerc leads Carlos Sainz in a surprise Ferrari front-row lockout after a chaotic Mexico City Grand Prix qualifying session. Max Verstappen settles for third place as Ferraris surge to the top. Stewards investigate Verstappen and Hamilton for rule violations.
Charles Leclerc led team-mate Carlos Sainz in a surprise Ferrari front-row lockout after a chaotic Mexico City Grand Prix qualifying session. World champion Max Verstappen appeared primed to take pole for Red Bull after impressing in Q1 and Q2, but the Dutchman could only manage third after the Ferraris came from nowhere to surge to the top of the timesheet.Leclerc delivered a 1:17.166 on his first run in Q3 to go 0.
Lewis Hamilton took sixth but is also under investigation, for not slowing down under yellow flags at the end of Q1, and will also meet the stewards after the session.Oscar Piastri took seventh for McLaren, but the team will be left hugely disappointed after poor execution led to a shock Q1 exit for Lando Norris. George Russell, who is also under investigation for failing to stay within the maximum delta time on a Q1 out-lap, took eighth ahead of Alfa Romeo duo Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu.
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