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We're back in preview mode. We've just done our review of the United States Grand Prix.

We've just wrapped up power rankings for that race as well, but we're straight into preview mode for the Mexican Grand Prix.

Sam, you've got a lovely cup of tea.

We're still in Austin at the moment, but not for much longer.

Not for much longer.

We're on a big of a makeshift setup,

so we do apologising advance if the audio quality isn't as crisp and delightful as it often is, but we'll be back in our normal setup for the Mexico qualifying review. So bear with us for this episode. We'll promise you'll get the same quality of action this time, but the sound will be even better at the weekend. We've got much of your skills, Benjamin. We do indeed. And yeah, we're going to be, we're going to be traveling quite a bit over the next couple of days, but we were desperate to make sure that this preview finds your wavelength.

So here we are. Mexico preview, round 20 of 24, which means we've just got five races to go

in this season, including a couple of sprints, of course, coming up too.

The Autodromo Omanus Rodriguez first hosted.

So impressive when you've got one go, Ben.

It's almost a bit attractive.

It's a bit sexy.

Don't mind that.

Don't mind that at all.

First hosted an F1 race in 1962.

Had an absence from the calendar between 1992 and 2015 before making its triumphant return.

4.3 kilometre circuit, 17 corners.

And I think the thing that catches my eye the most about this track is the big differences

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