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Start times. Time zones that weekend: Mexico City = CST, ET = EDT/EST, CT = CDT/CST, MT = MDT/MST, PT = PDT/PST; MT shown for Denver (Arizona does not observe daylight saving time). Official timetable, subject to change. [1],[2],[3]
The Mexico City Grand Prix is round 19 of 23 in the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship, held in Mexico City, Mexico. The race ran on Sunday, November 1, 2026 and was won by VER.
Every round of the 2026 season airs live in the United States. Our how to watch F1 in the US guide covers TV channels, streaming options and US start times for each race.
Esteban Ocon once beat Max Verstappen in Formula 3 and climbed the Mercedes junior ladder. Now he's been fired by two consecutive F1 teams, released early by both, and benched mid-weekend in Mexico with Haas confirming he won't return. This traces how a promising career unraveled into toxicity and exile, examining the red flags, the Haas blowup, and what slim options remain for a driver whose F1 future hangs by a thread.
Kimi Antonelli shares the Mexico City podium with Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen in a career-defining moment for the young Mercedes prospect. The three drivers exchange words and gestures that capture the passing-of-generations narrative building around Hamilton's exit and Antonelli's arrival. Watch the interaction that signals where F1's story heads next.
Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton finish one-two in Mexico and share a genuine moment of mutual respect afterward. The two championship rivals, who've battled fiercely for years, exchange words and acknowledgment at the top of the podium. Watch the brief but telling interaction that shows the bond beneath the competition between Formula 1's biggest stars.
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