F1 Constructors' standings after Mexico GP | Can Mercedes catch Ferrari?

The battle for second place is still open, although the 40-point gap for Mercedes towards Ferrari seems just too big. What does speak in favour of the German stable, however, is that there is still a sprint race scheduled at the Interlagos circuit where World Championship points can also be scored.

Alpine saw Fernando Alonso retire in the Mexican Grand Prix, losing precious points. McLaren came a few points closer thanks to a P7 and P9 from Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris respectively, leaving Alpine's margin only seven points: 153 to 146.

For their part, Alfa Romeo and Aston Martin engaged in a fierce battle for sixth place in the World Constructors' Championship. Valtteri Bottas picked up an important point on the semi-street circuit in Mexico City, as Sebastian Vettel (P14) and Lance Stroll (P15) did not come close to a top-ten finish.