Formula 1 returns to action this weekend at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez for what promises to be a thrilling weekend at the 2026 Mexican Grand Prix. All eyes in the paddock are firmly fixed on championship leader Andrea Kimi Antonelli, who stands on the verge of clinching the world title this weekend in Mexico City.
The Italian driver enters the weekend in a commanding position after securing a crucial victory in Austin last week. Although his Mercedes teammate George Russell managed an eighth-place finish to keep his mathematical championship hopes alive, Russell now faces a daunting task as he needs to outscore Antonelli by a significant margin to take the battle to Brazil.
Meanwhile, fierce competition is expected from top contenders including Max Verstappen, who is eager to return to the top step of the podium at a venue where he has historically dominated. The Dutch driver arrives with strong momentum following impressive performances in recent rounds, adding an extra layer of excitement to the upcoming sessions.

Motorsport enthusiasts looking to watch the action without breaking the bank can utilize various free-to-air broadcasting options around the globe. Viewers in Belgium can catch every single race live and free on RTBF, while fans in Austria have access to selected live grands prix through Servus TV.
Other regional broadcasters such as RTL in Germany, Channel 4 in the UK, and TV8 in Italy also provide free coverage or extensive race highlights depending on the specific event. International viewers facing geo-blocking restrictions can utilize trusted virtual private network services like NordVPN to access these regional broadcasts seamlessly.



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