Brendon Hartley feels this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix could present a “big opportunity” to Toro Rosso as the Formula 1 team bids to cement itself in P8 in the constructors’ championship. Hartley scored his best result in F1 to date with a ninth-place finish in Austin last weekend at the United States Grand Prix, rising from the back of the grid after being hit with an engine penalty on Saturday. The Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City sits at high altitude, meaning teams run a maximum downforce aerodynamic package despite the layout featuring a number of long straights. Toro Rosso has tended to run well on high downforce tracks such as Monaco and Hungary so far this year,...
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