Formula 1 world championship leader Max Verstappen lapped a hefty half a second faster than Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton in FP2 for the Mexico City Grand Prix on Friday but Red Bull team boss Christian Horner is wary of their rivals. Verstappen set a best time of one minute 17.301 seconds in the afternoon at the high-altitude Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, with seven-time F1 world champion Hamilton third quickest and 0.509 slower. Valtteri Bottas had led Hamilton in a Mercedes one-two in the morning but ended up 0.424 slower than Verstappen after lunch. Local hero Sergio Perez, who spun and hit the wall in first practice, was fourth in both sessions for Red Bull. Verstappen leads Hamilton, who...
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