2025 Mexico City Grand Prix – McLAREN Race Report "A dominant performance and deserved victory by Lando"
Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Sunday, 26 October
Hear from McLaren Formula 1 drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, and Team Principal Andrea Stella, after the Mexico City Grand Prix.
As it happened
• Lando keeps the lead off the line; Oscar drops to P9
• Oscar overtakes Tsunoda for P8
• Oscar boxes for Mediums and rejoins in P13
• Pit stops begin across the grid, and Oscar moves up to P11
• Oscar overtakes Bortoleto for P9, Hadjar for P8, and Tsunoda for P7
• Lando boxes for Medium tyres and retains P1
• Oscar pits again for Softs, and emerges ahead of Antonelli
• The grid starts to settle after pit stops and Oscar moves up to P6
• Oscar overtakes Russell for P5
• A Virtual Safety Car is called on the penultimate lap following a Sainz incident
• Lando wins the Mexico City Grand Prix, with Oscar finishing P5

| Started | 1st |
| Finished | 1st |
| Fastest lap | 1m20.764s on lap 45 (+0.712s) 8th |
| Pit stops | 1, Lap 34 [Soft/Medium] (2.6s) |
“What a race! It’s awesome to win here! Good start, good first lap, and I could go from there. Eyes forward, focused on what I was doing. The launch was really the key thing. Thanks to the team for giving me a great race car – and a big thanks to all the fans. Lifting the trophy here in the stadium was really special. The focus doesn’t change now, I’ll just keep pushing to deliver results like this and keep doing my best every weekend.”

| Started | 7th |
| Finished | 5th |
| Fastest lap | 1m20.422s on lap 53 (+0.370s) 3rd |
| Pit stops | 2, Lap 24 [Soft/Medium] (3.4s) and Lap 47 [Medium/Soft] (2.1s) |
"A difficult race. It felt like we had very good pace; it was just incredibly difficult to use it with the DRS train and getting stuck in dirty air, which was a shame. We did make some progress, and I learned a lot as well. We'll take those positives into Brazil."

Champions Collection

“A strong weekend in Mexico with a dominant performance and deserved victory by Lando, confirming that we have been able to extract the performance potential within the MCL39. This weekend’s performance is important confirmation of our competitiveness and provides the team with strong encouragement for the upcoming races.
“Lando had a fantastic weekend, finding pace in the car right from the start of his running here in Mexico. It was a pleasure to see Lando driving the way he has this weekend, delivering an excellent Pole lap and a commanding victory.
“There were also promising signs from Oscar’s side today. He put up a good fight racing in traffic all afternoon and was able to add more tools to his toolbox by adopting some adjustments based on what we learned throughout the weekend, in terms of driving the car quickly in these specific low-grip conditions.
“Thank you to all the team trackside and in Woking, as well as HPP, for the incredible support and hard work throughout the weekend. We will now debrief the double-header as a team and reset before turning our attention to Brazil as we enter the final four races of an exciting season for Formula 1.”
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