F1 Race Stewards' Decisions

The final starting grid for the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix, with Hamilton on pole and Lawson required to start from the pit lane.

Technical Delegate's report listing parts replaced or changed during Parc Fermé, approved under Article B3.5.4.

Liam Lawson is required to start the Mexico City Grand Prix from the pit lane due to suspension changes, working beyond covers-on time, and Power Unit element replacements under parc fermé.

Liam Lawson exceeds PU element limits and breaches Parc Fermé rules, resulting in a pit lane start for the Mexico City Grand Prix.

The Race Director issued updated competition notes for the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix, covering procedures for qualifying laps, lapping, pit entry/exit, practice starts, track limits, and safety car deployment.

Document outlining the post-race interview and podium ceremony procedure, including driver conduct, parc fermé protocols, and media obligations.

Document 61 outlines the pre-race procedure, including the national anthem timing and driver requirements, referencing Article B10.1.4b.

Provisional starting grid for the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix, with Hamilton on pole and grid penalties applied to Verstappen, Bottas, and Lawson.

Final qualifying classification with Hamilton on pole; Lawson disqualified for technical nonconformity.

The Stewards confirmed Car 30 (Liam Lawson) is eligible to start the race and will be placed on the grid per Article B2.5.4.

Liam Lawson (Car 30) is disqualified from the Provisional Qualifying Classification for breaching Articles C5.12.6 and C5.12.7 of the F1 Regulations.

Post-session scrutineering report for P3 and qualifying at the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix; all checks found in compliance.

Liam Lawson and a team representative are summoned to the stewards at 17:30 to address an alleged breach of technical regulations related to the MGU-K.

The stewards issued a communication clarifying that on Lap 1 and the first lap after any resumption, cars in Turns 1-3 and 4-6 will be considered both attacking and defending, and leaving the track may be judged as gaining a lasting advantage unless the position is yielded by Turns 4 or 12.

Technical Delegate refers Liam Lawson to stewards for breaching minimum MGU-K power requirements during Q2.

Isack Hadjar receives a reprimand for crossing the white line at pit entry, breaching the Race Director's event note.

Carlos Sainz received a warning for not following the Race Director's Event Note after running off at Turn 11 during Qualifying.

Stewards decide no further action after reviewing data for five drivers who exceeded the 1:38.0 time limit between the Safety Car lines during qualifying.

The stewards deleted qualifying lap times for Gasly, Leclerc, and Sainz after they passed through a double waved yellow flag marshalling sector.

Nine lap times, including pit lane times, were deleted for failing to use the track at specified turns during Qualifying.