Norris tops Mexico City GP final practice, edging Antonelli by 0.001s

F1’s stand-alone headline focuses on Norris finishing fastest in FP3 and frames it as a close pass over Antonelli, with Leclerc also named.

The Race leads with the duel theme, stressing Norris and Antonelli being closely matched in final practice and noting Ferrari’s pace dip before qualifying.

Yahoo Sports emphasises Norris’s late-session performance to take top spot, and highlights the specific best-lap time figure.

Channel NewsAsia uses a straightforward timing-led framing, spotlighting Norris as fastest and Antonelli as the immediate runner-up.

Autosport foregrounds the ultra-small 0.001s gap, adds context about the high-altitude circuit’s difficulty, and mentions competitive running among the top teams.

The Independent pairs the on-track result with championship storyline context, spotlighting Antonelli as a young title-hopeful ahead of Sunday.

Motorsport.com repeats the key timing detail (0.001s) and reinforces the bunched-front nature of the session on the tricky circuit.

Yahoo Sports again leads with the 0.001s practice result and positions it as a precursor to a finely poised qualifying session.

Sky Sports repeats the core timing narrative and similarly links Norris’s narrow practice win to the anticipation for qualifying.

Sky News’s sports coverage frames the outcome as setting up a “thrilling” qualifying, leading with the 0.001s margin and the Norris–Antonelli matchup.