The Winners And Losers From The 2026 F1 Mexican Grand Prix

The Mexican Grand Prix has just concluded. Or well, not really. It's only Thursday as of writing, but that don't matter. The Mexican Grand Prix has concluded and this weekend was so great. Oh my gosh, lap one was so crazy. And seeing Aon win the race in a second of his career, what a thrill it was.

Anyways, coming off of the disappointing race in God, many are hoping Mexico can be better. And I think it could be in its own special way. The Mexican track is not exactly known for thoroughly racing, but you know what? It is known for thrilling moments. The entire race is kind of a drag, but when it comes to

the little bits here and there, it does cook. And we may have one set in stone already as Kimmy Anteneelli is of course just one point away from securing the title for him and him only. And what a moment it will be. Kimmy has worked so dang hard for across last year and this

year, and I can't be prouder of him. Also, lap one usually bangs around here with many years giving us at least one airborne car. So, don't miss the race start. Anyways, I'm going to keep the intro short for today. Let's do what y'all came here for. Let us recap the weekend and then find some winners and

losers from it. Subscribe if you love abandoning your day once and make sure to check out the Crash Eye podcast for cultural appropriation. So, with that said, let's get to quacking. Now, you >> see those clouds up in the corner? That's where the rain is coming from. >> As always, ladies and gents, the recap

section is first up, and Thursday saw the reemergence of the Black Death. Shortly after Kota, it was announced that Botas and Anteneelli along with a few other drivers were suffering from some stomach issues. And in the case of Botas and Antelli, they would have to miss Thursday media stuff entirely cuz they're too busy [ __ ] their brains