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Max Verstappen: “We have gained a lot of positive momentum over the past few races and we want to keep pushing and extracting as much performance out of the car as we can and the Team have been working hard to do this. We need to keep having perfect weekends to fight for the Championship so it is important to hit the ground running in Mexico. The circuit tends to suit our car and it will be all about managing our tyres and the grip. Of course, the high altitude always brings unique challenges, decreasing the air density, which will be affecting everyone. Mexico is always a fun party atmosphere so it will be exciting to round up the double header there.”
Yuki Tsunoda: “I’m coming to Mexico ready to fight for the points again. I had a good few days between Austin and Mexico visiting Los Angeles, a place I had never been before. I trained at Red Bull’s APC, which is such an amazing space and really helped me keep on top of things on the road during such a busy period of races. We had some fun at the basketball too, but I’m not sure I should swap racing for shooting hoops! Austin was a very positive weekend during the races and I showed what I am capable of in this car. I felt confident in the long run and was able to have a consistent weekend there. Now I need to get the short run in the same place and work on improving there so that I qualify better. The aim is to have a consistent weekend overall and if I can do that I put myself in the position to score better points for the Team and be racing nearer the top of the grid, where we should be.”
Stats & Facts
• Max became the first-ever driver to win seven races in the United States, with victories spread across Austin (4), Miami (2), and Las Vegas (1).
• No driver, team, or engine supplier has more wins in Mexico City than Max, Red Bull Racing, and Honda, each with five victories.
• Max’s five wins here, ties the Red Bull Ring for the most wins at a single circuit in his career.
• Yuki has scored more points (16) in his last three outings than throughout his whole 2025 campaign (12).
• The Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, located at 2,200 metres above sea level, is the highest-altitude circuit on the F1 calendar.
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