The second free practice session at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez once again served as a showcase for Charles Leclerc. The Monegasque driver successfully maintained his positive momentum by topping the timesheets once again during the preparations for this weekend's grand prix. Navigating the challenging Mexico City asphalt, he posted a benchmark lap time of 1 minute 17.827 seconds to secure the top spot.
The battle at the sharp end of the grid proved exceptionally tight under the circuit's sun. Lando Norris piloting the McLaren machine slotted into second place, while George Russell rounded out the top three. Both drivers finished within a razor-thin margin of less than 0.106 seconds off Leclerc's pace, signaling an intensely competitive qualifying session ahead.
Meanwhile, championship leader Kimi Antonelli managed to secure the fourth-fastest time. Behind him, Max Verstappen found himself down in fifth position. The Dutch Red Bull Racing driver was more than three-tenths off the pace, highlighting the need for overnight setup tweaks ahead of the crucial upcoming sessions.

On the flip side of the Prancing Horse garage, Lewis Hamilton endured a disastrous afternoon. The British driver's session was cut short midway through when he was instructed via team radio to stop his car on track following a potential power unit problem, delivering a setback to his data-gathering run.
Fans are now eagerly anticipating how the grid will shape up in the final practice and qualifying sessions. Read our in-depth analysis and catch all the latest updates right here on Sportrik Media.




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