Max Verstappen won the Mexican Grand Prix in the first corner with a fantastic braking move around the outside. The Dutchman drove away from the rest and even had time in the final phase to hinder Valtteri Bottas in his attempt for the fastest lap. Verstappen was not taking much of a risk there, in his own words. On Saturday, Red Bull Racing came from nowhere to really compete for pole. Mercedes had the first two places, but after the first corner, the roles were completely reversed on Sunday. Verstappen was in the lead and Sergio Perez was already in P3 after Bottas had been lapped. Read more Hamilton disappointed with Bottas: 'Thought Valtteri would do the same' A brilliant start by...
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