Your newest dose of F1 news is here, and we have lots to get through from both the paddock and the FIA.

The governing body has been in the crosshairs of Lewis Hamilton and one of its Presidential candidates, for entirely different reasons, and Martin Brundle has had his say on the on-track action at the weekend.

F1 news: Brundle calls for Max Verstappen drive-through penalty

Martin Brundle saw the corner-cutting on the first lap by Max Verstappen as a potential drive-through penalty offence in Mexico City, as he felt he made no attempt to reach the corner.

The stewards often take a lighter view of on-track incidents on the first lap, and Verstappen, along with the likes of Charles Leclerc, avoided action after taking to the grass in the opening complex.

“Max should have had a penalty,

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