F1 Title Could Be Decided in Mexico City
Practice starts today at Mexico City’s high-altitude track, where Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli can clinch the F1 title on Sunday. Times in ET inside. The post F1 Title Could Be Decided in Mexico City appeared first on The Rio Times .
In Mexico City, F1's season may conclude early with Formula 1 contender Kimi Antonelli leading by a significant margin. Antonelli, driving for Mercedes, is 123 points ahead of George Russell in the standings, with Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time champion, trailing at 241 points. A preview on Formula 1's official website indicates only Russell and Hamilton have the potential to prevent Antonelli's championship victory in Mexico.
The race, scheduled for Sunday, 1 November, at 14:00 Mexico City time (3 p.m. Eastern Standard Time), could be decided before dinner for American viewers. The track, located more than 2,000 meters above sea level, features 71 laps of a 4.304 km circuit, totaling approximately 305 km. Economic impact estimates for the 2026 Grand Prix in Mexico City stand at 22.228 billion pesos, roughly US$1.18 billion, based on the National Chamber of Commerce, Services and Tourism of Mexico City's projections.
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