By Canadian Press

Ferrari drivers 1-2 in final practice at Mexican Grand Prix

Oct 26, 2019 | 11:50 AM

MEXICO CITY — Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel went 1-2 in Saturday’s final practice at the Mexican Grand Prix, setting the pace in a damp session marked by a burst of action only in the final 15 minutes.

Leclerc edged Vettel by 0.027 seconds.

Mercedes teammates Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton were third and fourth. Hamilton can clinch a sixth Formula One championship if he finishes on the podium Sunday and 14 points ahead of Bottas, the only driver still in the title chase.

The track was slick from overnight rain, and the teams didn’t attack the course for most of the morning. There is a possibility of rain for Saturday’s afternoon qualifying and the Sunday race.

Two-time defending race champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull was sixth in the final practice, having to abort a fast final lap because of traffic.

Court proceedings

Drugs and weapons bust in Stanley Mission, results in two year sentence

14h ago

health care

La Loche recipient of new portable blood analyzer, printer kit

16h ago

Crime

Dangerous driving report at Red Wing, leads to arrest of man with gun

19h ago

___

More AP Formula One news: https://apnews.com/FormulaOne

Jim Vertuno, The Associated Press