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Fourteen of the twenty-two drivers on the 2026 grid live in the same country, just two square kilometers: Monaco. In this video you'll see where every Formula 1 driver lives and what kind of home they have.
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:16 Why Monaco
0:39 Max Verstappen
1:34 Lando Norris
2:15 The French drivers: Ocon, Gasly and Hadjar
3:20 Piastri and Hülkenberg
3:50 The rules to live in Monaco
4:30 Charles Leclerc
4:55 Sainz and Albon, next door neighbors
5:32 Hamilton, Russell and Bearman
6:29 Alonso, Stroll and Switzerland
6:52 How Monaco works
7:45 How much it costs to live there
8:25 Lawson, Bortoleto, Bottas and Colapinto
9:25 Pérez and Lindblad
9:58 Kimi Antonelli
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Kimi Antonelli is your 2026 Formula 1 World Champion! He makes history, by some margin, as the youngest to ever do it. He does it in style, landing on the podium, hoisted by the two modern legends of the sport, Max Verstappen, who won, and Lewis Hamilton, who came second.
Meanwhile, things are a-brewin' in the Ferrari camp, with controversial driving from Lewis and Charles, ending with Lewis claiming there are big problems.
Further back, red flags and penalties, as Stuart Codling breaks down the news of the day.
Mexico City Grand Prix, Sunday MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - NOVEMBER 01: 2026 F1 World Drivers Champion and third placed Andrea Kimi Antonelli of Italy and Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team arrives on the podium during the F1 Grand Prix of Mexico at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on November 01, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. (Photo by Alex Bierens de Haan/LAT Images)
Twenty-year-old Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli has become the youngest champion in the history of Formula 1 with four races still left in the season. https://t.co/rokwRYvoFC https://t.co/JXK1IgDJGi
🥹❤️ Kimi Antonelli broke down in tears while remembering his grandfather after becoming World Champion.
“That song was very emotional for me because it was a song my grandfather used to listen to all the time.”
Kimi then paused, overcome with emotion, before adding:
“I think he would be very proud.”
“Oh my God, I’ve cried way too much today.”
Not just a championship. A moment for someone who couldn’t be there to see it. ❤️
(via. @kikotonelli) #F1 https://t.co/R21XiN7JYx
Lewis Hamilton takes his first pole position for Ferrari, Esteban Ocon is out at Haas, and Liam Lawson is disqualified from the Mexico City Grand Prix! An extraordinary day of Formula 1 news and qualifying drama in Mexico.
Hamilton secured pole position by just 0.009 seconds ahead of Mercedes' George Russell, ending a three-year wait for his 105th career pole. But could Russell have beaten him with a different tyre preparation strategy?
Meanwhile, Haas has announced that Esteban Ocon will take no further part in the Mexico City Grand Prix, with Ryo Hirakawa taking his place. Rumours of a confrontation with team principal Ayao Komatsu have circulated in the paddock, although Ocon has denied that a physical altercation took place.
And there's more: Liam Lawson has been disqualified from the Mexico GP after an energy deployment infringement, promoting other drivers up the starting grid.
In this video, we break down all the major stories from Mexico City, including:
🏁 LEWIS HAMILTON TAKES FERRARI POLE
Hamilton beats George Russell by just 0.009 seconds. We examine the tyre preparation strategies and the data behind the decisive lap.
🚨 ESTEBAN OCON DROPPED BY HAAS
Haas confirms Ocon will take no further part in the weekend. What happened behind the scenes, and what does this mean for his future?
⚠️ LIAM LAWSON DISQUALIFIED
The FIA explains the technical infringement involving the Racing Bulls car's energy deployment system.
🔍 COULD VERSTAPPEN HAVE TAKEN POLE?
Max was on course for a sensational final lap before traffic and a front-left lock-up compromised his attempt.
🛞 PIRELLI TYRE PROBLEMS IN QUALIFYING
Why drivers struggled to manage the C5 soft tyre, and how the resurfaced final sector made life even more difficult.
📊 THE REST OF THE GRID
Leclerc, Russell, Antonelli, Norris, Piastri, Hadjar and the rest of the field analysed ahead of Sunday's race.
🏎️ WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE MEXICO GP
Could starting on the front row actually be a disadvantage? We look at the long run down to Turn 1 and the opportunities for drivers further back.
Who will win the Mexico City Grand Prix? Can Hamilton convert his first Ferrari pole into victory?
Let us know your predictions in the comments!
00:00 Ocon DROPPED by Haas: What Happened?
02:18 Liam Lawson DISQUALIFIED from Mexico GP
04:05 Lewis Hamilton Takes Ferrari Pole!
04:41 Hamilton vs Russell: The 0.009s Difference
06:33 Leclerc, Antonelli and Verstappen's Qualifying
08:55 Norris and McLaren Struggle with Tyres
09:20 Hadjar, Lindblad and Gasly's Qualifying
10:06 Hulkenberg Promoted to P10
10:48 Mexico GP: What to Expect in the Race
11:24 The Crucial Run to Turn 1
🚨 OFFICIAL: LIAM LAWSON HAS BEEN DISQUALIFIED FROM MEXICAN GP QUALIFYING!
The FIA confirmed that his Racing Bulls failed to comply with MGU-K deployment requirements following his fastest lap in Q2.
Despite the team arguing that no performance advantage was gained, the stewards ruled that disqualification was mandatory.
Lawson loses his P8 qualifying result.
#F1 | #MexicoGP 🇲🇽
Ferrari are fastest in BOTH Friday practice sessions at the Mexico City Grand Prix! 🏎️ But we've seen this story before… can they finally turn their pace into a result?
It's been an eventful opening day in Mexico, with Charles Leclerc leading the way, Max Verstappen clashing with Liam Lawson, and some unexpected findings about the Pirelli tyres that could have a major impact on Sunday's race.
In this video, we break down everything that matters from FP1 and FP2, including the pace, the incidents, the tyre strategies, and what it all means for the rest of the Mexican Grand Prix weekend.
00:00 The FP1 Rookies Breakdown
01:28 Colton Herta's Super Licence Problem
02:05 FP1 Incidents and Rookie Performances
03:45 Why Were the Lap Times So Fast?
04:40 Track Resurfacing and Tyre Performance
05:29 Verstappen vs Lawson: FP2 Red Flag Drama
07:08 Best Tyre Strategy
08:23 FP2 Performances
09:27 What Friday Means for Sunday's Race
09:59 Can Ferrari Finally Deliver?
F1: Fan Activation Media Alert: Mercedes F1 Fan Hub Heads to Vegas after Incredible Austin Response
Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team will bring its immersive fan hub to Las Vegas for the third and final US race of the 2026 season.
Following a successful activation in downtown Austin, the free-to-enter experience will once again bring fans closer to the world of the team away from the circuit.
Located at Bellagio Drive from 18-21 November, the fan hub will once again combine interactive experiences, team heritage, merchandise and entertainment.
Following an incredible response from fans at the United States Grand Prix in Austin, the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team is bringing its immersive fan hub to Las Vegas next month. Taking place at Bellagio Drive from 18-21 November the free-to-enter experience will give fans the opportunity to step inside the world of the team during the Las Vegas Grand Prix week. The Las Vegas fan hub builds on the team's experience in Austin, once again taking the atmosphere and excitement of a Grand Prix weekend beyond the circuit and into the heart of the host city. Designed to recreate elements of the environment, technology and energy of a modern F1 team, the hub will offer fans the chance to experience the sport from a different perspective and get closer to the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team. Experiences include:
Pit stop challenge on a real F1 car with real F1 mechanics
Top of the range simulators
Personalised driver cards
Trackside with Muse pit wall activation
The chance to get up close to historic team memorabilia
A 2026 Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team show car
Surprise and delight moments
Official team merchandise available from the on-site store
Live links to the track and Las Vegas Grand Prix session watch-alongs
The Las Vegas activation marks the final stop of the Mercedes F1 fan hub's US programme this season and the third American Grand Prix of 2026. From Austin to Las Vegas, the ambition remains the same: to give existing fans, and those discovering Formula One for the first time, an accessible way to experience the technology, people and culture behind the team. Victoria Johnson, Chief Marketing Operations Officer for the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team, said: "The response to our fan hub in Austin showed us just how much appetite there is for experiences that allow fans to get closer to the team away from the circuit. We had an incredible few days in Texas and we're excited to build on that momentum in Las Vegas. "Las Vegas is an extraordinary setting for Formula One and the perfect place to bring our fan hub experience next. Whether you've followed our team for years or you're experiencing F1 for the first time, we want this to be somewhere you can step into our world, get hands-on with the sport and share in the energy of Grand Prix week. "It's our third and final US race of the season, so we're looking forward to finishing our American programme on a high and giving fans in Las Vegas another memorable way to connect with the team."
Kimi Antonelli dominated in Austin, taking pole and a 13-second victory over Charles Leclerc, but the Mercedes teenager must wait to clinch the world championship. Rosanna Tennant, 1996 F1 world champion Damon Hill and former Haas boss Guenther Steiner discuss Antonelli’s remarkable season and review the US GP.
The team also discuss George Russell’s struggles, Ferrari’s strong race pace, Lewis Hamilton’s late charge, as well as Max Verstappen’s difficult Red Bull and McLaren’s disappointing weekend. They look at the changing track conditions at the Circuit of the Americas, Formula 1’s growing popularity in the United States and the title battle heading to Mexico.
00:00 - Introduction
01:11 - Antonelli handles pressure after taking pole and winning in Austin
06:01 - Russell’s confidence and Mercedes’ adaptation problem
10:17 - Ferrari’s pace and qualifying expectations
12:35 - Hamilton’s late charge and the virtual safety car
13:30 - Red Bull’s progress and Verstappen’s difficult car
16:32 - Austin’s bumps and crosswinds
18:27 - Circuit of the Americas subsidence and changing reference points
19:46 - McLaren’s disappointing weekend
20:55 - Antonelli’s title party waits till Mexico
22:22 - Formula 1’s rise in America
23:58 - Driver of the day
24:59 - Damon Hill’s family title memories of Mexico
25:37 - Antonelli could become F1’s youngest champion
26:10 - Outro
Celebrates with Champagne on the podium during the F1 Grand Prix of United States at Circuit of The Americas on October 25, 2026 in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Sona Maleterova/Getty Images)
(Photo by Sona Maleterova/Getty Images)
Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images
Embarrassing. Republican senator and Trump supporter @tedcruz brutally booed by the Austin crowd on the F1 podium. 🇺🇸 #COTA https://t.co/vgSgfmCqrH
It was a qualifying of surprises, Ferrari's imperious pace has waned, and Charles and Lewis will only start fourth and fifth, as Kimi Antonelli, with one hand on the championship takes a sensational pole from Max Verstappen.
The McLarens, on a knife edge, start further back, with a car that is very tough to drive on the limit.
And off the grid, Jeremy Clarkson has once again sparked international outrage, as Stuart Codling epxplains.
#f1#Formula1
Admiring the COTA scenery 😍💨
#F1 #USGP https://t.co/OXjQusBKlM
Ferrari has once again set the pace on Friday, with Charles Leclerc quickest in both practice sessions. Closely followed in free practice 1 by Max Verstappen, and by Kimi Antonelli in free practice 2.
Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar both had gearbox issues, with Hadjar being particularly vocal about his displeasure. Meanwhile at the papaya camp, things are not going well for McLaren, with their upgrades seemingly not working.
Stuart Codling dives into the main talking points of the day, including a rather awkward Team Principal press conference.
F1 returns to the USA for the start of another triple header! Circuit of the Americas in Austin sets the scene, as the question on everyone's lips is, "can Kimi clinch the title?"
Mathematically, he can, but it would take an aligning of the stars.
More questions are being raised about the surfacing of COTA, with drivers complaining of headaches, and Max Verstappen even saying it's "unacceptable" and "out of control"
Franco Colapinto has urged his fans to behave, and further in the future, F1's foray into the Middle East is still under scrutiny, as Stuart Codling explains.
#f1#Formula1
Formula 1 returns to the United States this weekend, with the Circuit of The Americas set to host Round 18 of the FIA Formula One World Championship for the #USGP 🇺🇸
#FIA #F1 https://t.co/Gl02KX7pXS
F1: Announcement Former Astronaut Reid Wiseman Joins Mercedes F1 Team
Wiseman, who inspired millions as Commander of Artemis II, joins as Team Ambassador The Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team is pleased to announce Reid Wiseman as an official Team Ambassador, strengthening a relationship that has grown over recent years through a shared passion for innovation, performance, teamwork, and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. A retired U.S. Navy Captain and former NASA astronaut, Reid inspired millions around the world as commander of NASA's Artemis II mission, humanity's first crewed mission around the Moon in more than half a century. Earlier this year, he was part of the historic mission, helping usher in a new era of space exploration and demonstrating the power of preparation, courage, and collective endeavour. As an ambassador for the team, Reid will work closely with stakeholders, partners, employees, and guests, helping to showcase the innovation, leadership, and high-performance culture that underpins success in Formula One. Drawing on his unique experiences at the forefront of human exploration, he will bring fresh perspectives on teamwork, decision-making, resilience, and operating in environments where the margins between success and failure are exceptionally small. F1 and space exploration exist in very different arenas, but both demand extraordinary levels of precision, trust, preparation, and technical excellence. They are disciplines built on relentless innovation and powered by highly skilled teams working together to solve some of the world's most complex challenges. Those shared values have formed the foundation of Reid's relationship with the team and make him a natural addition to the Mercedes F1 family. Richard Sanders, Chief Commercial Officer of the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team, said: "Over the past few years, Reid has become a genuine friend of our team. Every conversation leaves you inspired, not just because of where he has been, but because of how he thinks and leads. There are remarkable similarities between F1 and human spaceflight. Both require brilliant people working together, absolute trust in those around you, and the courage to push into the unknown. "What Reid achieved as commander of Artemis II captured the imagination of millions around the world. We are delighted to welcome him as an ambassador and look forward to sharing his experiences, insights, and perspective with our partners, our team members, and our wider community." Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team Ambassador Reid Wiseman said: "I've always been struck by how much Formula One and space exploration have in common. In both worlds, success is never about one individual. It is built by talented teams solving difficult problems, preparing relentlessly, and trusting one another when the pressure is at its highest. "I've been fortunate to spend time with the Mercedes F1 Team in recent seasons and have seen first-hand the culture, innovation, and determination that drives its success. Becoming an ambassador feels like a natural next step in a relationship that has already become very meaningful to me. I'm excited to work with the team and help tell the story of the people, technology, and mindset behind what they achieve." About Artemis II Artemis II marked humanity's return to deep space exploration and represented a critical step towards establishing a sustained human presence beyond Earth. As the first crewed mission of the Artemis programme, it validated the systems, technologies, and operational procedures that will underpin future missions to the lunar surface and, ultimately, journeys to Mars. During the nine-day mission, the crew travelled 252,756 miles from Earth, venturing farther into space than any humans before them and becoming the first people in more than 50 years, since Apollo 13, to witness the far side of the Moon with their own eyes. The mission tested every aspect of NASA's Orion spacecraft and deep space operations in the challenging environment beyond low Earth orbit. The precision required throughout the mission was extraordinary. On re-entry, Orion reached speeds of 24,664mph as it returned through Earth's atmosphere. After travelling a total distance of 694,841 miles, the spacecraft completed its journey with remarkable accuracy, splashing down within one mile of its planned target. The success of Artemis II provided crucial confidence in the systems and capabilities that will enable future astronauts to return to the Moon, paving the way for a new era of human space exploration