Urgent! Mexican Grand Prix halted by red flags

The drivers will face a standing restart
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The Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix has been halted by red flags. The race was stopped after an accident involving Cadillac’s Finnish driver Valtteri Bottas, which occurred 26 laps from the finish.

Following the incident, race control decided to stop the race to ensure safety and clear the aftermath of the crash. All drivers must return to the pits, while on-track action has been temporarily suspended.

The defining feature of the race’s resumption will be a standing restart. This means that once the race gets back underway, the drivers will line up on the starting grid again and complete a full start rather than continuing behind the safety car.

The stoppage could have a major impact on the balance of power in the closing stages of the race. With 26 laps remaining, the victory contenders will have another opportunity to change the complexion of the race.

Jan Novak Jan Novak Dailysports's expert
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