Announced on Wednesday, Formula 1 and the Mexico City Grand Prix’s organisers have agreed to extend the Grand Prix’s spot on the F1 calendar for another three years.
The Mexican Grand Prix is held at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. The circuit hosted its first Grand Prix in 1962, a non Championship race, before returning next year as part of the calendar. It returned in 2015 after leaving the calendar in 1992. Due to the pandemic, the Mexican Grand Prix was not held in 2020, but has been ever since.
Former FIA Steward, Johnny Herbert has issued a stern warning for a ‘past his prime’ Lewis Hamilton, and outlines 2026 as the Briton’s last shot at getting his 8th title.
Lewis Hamilton’s start to the season has not been the best, with the British driver being outclassed by teammate Leclerc, on a daily basis since the Chinese Grand Prix and onward. Something to do with age, Herbert believes in conversation with a betting site. “I think 2026 is Lewis Hamilton‘s final chance at getting the eighth championship. He’s 40 years old now, is he in his prime? No. Has that prime passed? Yes. Is he still really good? Yes.”
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The first single on the Formula 1 album has been announced featuring Grammy award-winning artist Doja Cat and platinum rapper Don Toliver. The album will be released alongside the upcoming F1 film that will be headed by Hollywood star Brad Pitt.
The press release, which came out today, reads: “Don Toliver releases “Lose My Mind” featuring GRAMMY® Award-winning, multi-platinum star Doja Cat – the revved-up single officially kicks off the soundtrack campaign for F1 THE ALBUM, the supercharged musical companion to Apple Original Films’ high-octane, action-packed film F1, starring Brad Pitt and directed by Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick).”
Brad Pitt plays protagonist Sonny Hayes in the film which releases June 27 globally
