There was a front row lock-out for one team at the the Mexican Grand Prix… but for Mercedes rather than favourites Red Bull. The Silver Arrows stunned the packed-out crowd in Mexico City as Valtteri Bottas clinched pole position with a 1:15.875 and Lewis Hamilton joining Bottas on the front row after finishing a tenth behind. Max Verstappen, disturbed by Sergio Perez and Yuki Tsunoda going off track on their final Q3 laps, had to settle for P3, with home favourite Perez starting P4. All eyes were on the Red Bull garage in the build-up and early stages of Q1 as a lot of rear wing repair work was going on around both of the RB16B cars. They had a little more time to carry out some...
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