Photo by: www.kymilman.com/f1 Perhaps it was a forgone conclusion that Lewis Hamilton would win his fifth world championship as the teams entered Mexico for the Mexican Grand Prix but what may not have had a sure thing was the dominant win of the race by Red Bull’s Max Verstappen. The high altitude is known to starve engines and this meant there was a very good chance that the terrific chassis of the Red Bull cars would be competitive. Max and his teammate, Daniel Ricciardo, proved just that by locking out the front row and Saturday and going on to win the race on Sunday. Another DNF from Ricciardo meant Max was left to lead home the Ferrari’s of Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen...
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