Nine teams will make changes in the first training session.
In the first free practice session of the Mexico Grand Prix, nine teams will immediately replace their main drivers with reserve drivers. Only Sauber has its main drivers scheduled to take part in the morning session.
At Alpine, Paul Aron will take the wheel of Pierre Gasly’s car; at Haas, Rio Hirakawa will replace Oliver Berman for sixty minutes. Pato O’Ward will return to the McLaren cockpit, running the session in place of Lando Norris.
Frederik Vesti will take George Russell’s Mercedes, Liam Lawson will replace Ayumu Iwasa at Racing Bulls, Arvid Lindblad will stand in for Max Verstappen at Red Bull Racing, and Luke Browning will replace Carlos Sainz at Williams.
Two drivers will make their Formula 1 debuts during an official race weekend session. At Ferrari, Antonio Fuoco will replace Lewis Hamilton, and Jack Crawford will take Lance Stroll’s seat at Aston Martin.
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Nine teams will make changes in the first training session.
In the first free practice session of the Mexican Grand Prix, nine teams will replace their regular drivers with reserve drivers. Only Sauber has scheduled its regular drivers to take part in the morning practice.