Verstappen collides with Lawson as Leclerc tops Mexico FP2

Charles Leclerc kept Ferrari on top in second practice for Formula 1’s 2026 Mexican Grand Prix, despite a messy session in which he twice went off the track and team-mate Lewis Hamilton broke down on track with an engine problem and Max Verstappen collided with Red Bull stablemate Liam Lawson.

The Core Event

Charles Leclerc kept Ferrari on top in second practice for Formula 1’s 2026 Mexican Grand Prix, despite a messy session in which he twice went off the track and team-mate Lewis Hamilton broke down on track with an engine problem and Max Verstappen collided with Red Bull stablemate Liam Lawson.

Key Facts

Charles Leclerc kept Ferrari on top in second practice for Formula 1’s 2026 Mexican Grand Prix, despite a messy session in which he twice went off the track and team-mate Lewis Hamilton broke down on track with an engine problem and Max Verstappen collided with Red Bull stablemate Liam Lawson.

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