Dutch Max Verstappen Red Bull, three-time Formula 1 world champion, led the practice Mexican Grand Prix, as he did on Friday in the first two rounds; Mexican Sergio Perez finished third.
Ferrari began to lead from the first minutes, and the Monegasque Charles Leclerc first and spanish Carlos Sainz second, although there were almost no cars on the track to test the 4,304 meter long circuit, the third shortest and highest on the calendar.
British George Russellfrom Mercedes, was the first to break one minute and 19 seconds with a time of 1.18.644, which at that time was the best result of the weekend, but with half an hour before the end, Mad Max decided to break all records, he wanted to return everything to its place and set a time of 1:18.429, which returned him to first place.
For its part, Thai Alex Albonfrom Williams, confirmed the good feeling of his first day, in which he finished second to Verstappen, and dropped below one minute and eighteen seconds (1:17.957 seconds), but with ten minutes remaining Verstabaappen again improved his time to lead the third test again weekend with a time of 1:17.887.
“Checo” Perez He also improved his time, but he failed to surpass Albon, in a test that, apart from Sainz, was not very eventful, since only Alpine pilots, the French Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly, made individual flights off the track. .
Below are all the results from P3.
(according to information from EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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