Kimi Antonelli's coronation arrives Sunday in Mexico City, where the 20-year-old needs just two points — a ninth-place finish — to claim his first world championship. Russell and Hamilton failing to win would also seal it, making the title fight nearly ceremonial. Still, the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez rarely disappoints. F1's highest-altitude venue by miles plays havoc with the competitive order, taxing power units and cooling in ways no other circuit does. Expect the unexpected when thin air rewrites the usual hierarchy.
For US fans, this is the first Mexican GP under Apple TV's new broadcast deal. Every session streams live on Apple's dedicated F1 channel, with 22 onboard cameras, live timing, and full catch-up available. The race goes green at noon Pacific, 3pm Eastern on Sunday, November 1. Whether Antonelli wraps the title or drama finds him, Mexico sets the stage for either celebration or one final twist heading into the season finale.
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