90 minutes before the start: Lando Norris's comment
Lando Norris starts from pole in Mexico City and is aiming for the win...
Lando Norris: “I’m feeling great, as always — I’m just focused on enjoying the upcoming race and also want to soak up the unique atmosphere of Mexico City.
I’m starting from pole, but even if I manage to win, I can assure you I’m not planning to throw a noisy Mexican-style celebration — definitely not this year.
Although I really like it here, I’ll probably get a good night’s sleep and then fly home. But Mexico City is a great city, so maybe we’ll celebrate next time!”
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