Verstappen and Lawson receive grid penalties for Mexico practice collision
Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson were given one-place grid penalties for a collision during second practice at the Mexico City Grand Prix on Saturday.

Stewards rule both drivers at fault
Race stewards decided that both drivers were responsible for the incident and issued sporting penalties. The officials stated that the pair behaved in a manner considered unacceptable by the rules.
Drivers admit moves were clumsy
Both Verstappen and Lawson admitted their actions during the clash were unnecessary and clumsy. A piece of debris fell off Verstappen's car after contact, which caused a red flag to be shown.
Warning issued at team meeting
Stewards noted that a warning had been given earlier on Friday about overtaking in the final sector. The collision occurred while Verstappen attempted an overtake and Lawson held his ground through Turn 13.
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