2024 Mexican Grand Prix – F1 results and latest standings after the race

Here are the complete F1 results and latest F1 2024 World Championship standings following the 2024 Mexican Grand Prix at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City. Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz claimed his fourth career victory in the Mexican Grand Prix, converting pole position into the win at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. F1 results and standings: 2024 Mexican Grand PrixSainz was joined on the podium by McLaren driver Lando Norris, who survived an early skirmish with Red Bull driver and F1 2024 title rival Max Verstappen to secure second place, and Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc.

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Lewis Hamilton led George Russell home after a fun battle between the Mercedes team-mates, with Verstappen coming home sixth – his joint-lowest finish of the season – after being hit with a 20-second penalty for his battle with Norris. Kevin Magnussen finished a fine seventh fro Haas, ahead of Norris’s McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri, who recovered from a poor qualifying result to salvage eighth. Nico Hulkenberg and Pierre Gasly completed the top 10.

A full report of the Mexican Grand Prix is available at the bottom of this article. F1 results – 2024 Mexican Grand Prix1 Carlos Sainz Ferrari 1:40:55. 8002 Lando Norris McLaren +4.

7053 Charles Leclerc Ferrari +34. 3874 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes +44. 7805 George Russell Mercedes +48.

5366 Max Verstappen Red Bull +59. 5587 Kevin Magnussen Haas +63. 6428 Oscar Piastri McLaren +64.

9289 Nico Hulkenberg Haas 1L10 Pierre Gasly Alpine 1L11 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 1L12 Franco Colapinto Williams 1L13 Esteban Ocon Alpine 1L14 Valtteri Bottas Sauber 1L15 Zhou Guanyu Sauber 1L16 Liam Lawson VCARB 1L17 Sergio Perez Red Bull 1L18 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin DNF19 Alexander Albon Williams DNF20 Yuki Tsunoda VCARB DNFF1 2024 Drivers’ Championship standings – Mexican Grand Prix1 Max Verstappen 3622 Lando Norris 3153 Charles Leclerc 2914 Oscar Piastri 2515 Carlos Sainz 2406 Lewis Hamilton 1897 George Russell 1778 Sergio Perez 1509 Fernando Alonso 6210 Nico Hulkenberg 3111 Lance Stroll 2412 Yuki Tsunoda 2213 Kevin Magnussen 1414 Alexander Albon 1215 Daniel Ricciardo 1216 Pierre Gasly 917 Oliver Bearman 718 Franco Colapinto 519 Esteban Ocon 520 Liam Lawson 221 Zhou Guanyu 022 Logan Sargeant 023 Valtteri Bottas 0F1 2024 Constructors’ Championship standings – Mexican Grand Prix1 McLaren 5662 Ferrari 5373 Red Bull 5124 Mercedes 3665 Aston Martin 866 Haas 467 VCARB 368 Williams 179 Alpine 1410 Sauber 0Read next: Mexican GP: Carlos Sainz wins as Max Verstappen hit with huge penalty

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