Plus: Our favorite radio chatter from the Mexico GP and more progress for Logan Sargeant.
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from both, but especially Ricciardo: The confidence Ricciardo carried into the weekend wasn’t just talk; he delivered on it in every session. The timing could not have been more apt. As Sergio Pérez saw his grand homecoming weekend end in heartbreak with a first-lap retirement, one of his biggest rivals for his Red Bull seat made clear he is a real contender. Also, on a somewhat unrelated note, I love that Lando Norris always seems like he’s on the verge of a giggle around Daniel Ricciardo.
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