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Lewis Hamilton finished second at the Mexican Grand Prix and continues to show strong race pace for Mercedes, who seem to have narrowed the performance gap to title-winners Red Bull

Michael Schumacher has lived out of the public eye for almost a full decade since his skiing accident in December 2013, with his family fiercely protective of his privacy

Sergio Perez wanted to shine in front of the adoring Mexico City Grand Prix crowd, but crashed out seconds into the race after contact with Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc

Lewis Hamilton finished the Mexican Grand Prix second behind Max Verstappen after getting the better of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz who started the race on the front row

Christian Horner's words about both Daniel Ricciardo and Sergio Perez after the Mexican Grand Prix gave an obvious indication of the Red Bull chief's feelings about both drivers

Lewis Hamilton avoided the Mexican Grand Prix chaos to rise from sixth on the grid to a comfortable second place at the end, behind only race winner Max Verstappen

Yuki Tsunoda left Mexico empty-handed after a collision with Oscar Piastri but should have scored points and provided more help to Daniel Ricciardo on a day AlphaTauri announced themselves as regular points contenders

Sergio Perez has enjoyed plenty of highlights in his three seasons as a Red Bull driver, but continues to be overshadowed by Max Verstappen and is not getting the most out of his car

Red Bull have already flouted F1 budget cap rules once and will not want to do so again, especially as Christian Horner feels the full effects of their last penalty may still be yet to have their full impact

Fans at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez were furious with Charles Leclerc after contact with Sergio Perez caused the home hero to crash out of the race at the first corner

Footage circulated on social media showing several punches being thrown in the stadium grandstands at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez during the Mexican Grand Prix

Mercedes showed strong race pace again at the Mexican Grand Prix but team boss Toto Wolff was left lamenting his team's performances in qualifying after the race

Sergio Perez had the support of the incredible crowd at the Mexican Grand Prix, but his race was over within seconds after contact with Charles Leclerc at the first corner

Sergio Perez had the support of the home crowd at the Mexico Grand Prix, but his race lasted for just a few seconds before contact with Charles Leclerc sent him crashing out

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz started ahead of Max Verstappen after a qualifying surprises, while Daniel Ricciardo and Sergio Perez were also high up the grid as obstacles for Lewis Hamilton

The Mexican Grand Prix was halted at the mid-way point after Kevin Magnussen suffered a rear suspension failure which led to him crashing out of the race at high speed

Sergio Perez got a great start off the line and was fighting for the lead at the first corner, but misjudged the turn and made contact with a Ferrari which sent him up into the air

Red Bull have a swathe of young drivers on the books being prepared for a potential future in F1, but it is one of their more senior racers who will get behind the wheel this year

Charles Leclerc qualified on pole for the Mexico Grand Prix with Carlos Sainz second ahead of Max Verstappen, while Daniel Ricciardo upstaged home hero Sergio Perez and Lewis Hamilton

McLaren took a risk which did not pay off when the team sent Lando Norris out on medium tyres at the start of qualifying only to abort and switch back to the soft compound

Fresh from his first F1 point last weekend at the United States Grand Prix, Williams driver Logan Sargeant endured a wretched qualifying in Mexico on Saturday

Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, Fernando Alonso and George Russell were among several drivers all probed by the F1 stewards after a chaotic Mexico Grand Prix qualifying session

In front of his adoring home crowd at the Mexican Grand Prix, Sergio Perez could only go fifth fastest in qualifying while Daniel Ricciardo outperformed him in the slower AlphaTauri sister car

Mexican Grand Prix qualifying saw Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz get the better of Max Verstappen - and both of them were baffled about how they managed it

Mercedes were thrilled with their cars after upgrades at the US Grand Prix, but were left baffled once again by the performance of the W14s during qualifying in Mexico