During the Mexican Grand Prix practice session, Ollie Bearman and Alex Albon collided, causing the session to be red flagged.

Alex Albon crashes into Oliver Bearman in first practice at Mexico Grand Prix - The Williams driver lost control of his car as Bearman slowed on the outside to allow him to pass by into turn 10.

A collision between Alex Albon and Oliver Bearman brought out the red flags in first practice for the Mexican Grand

Alex Albon chose not to blame Oliver Bearman for their Mexico Grand Prix FP1 clash, and felt that Ferrari told its reserve driver too late that the Williams Formula 1 driver was approaching. Albon came across Bearman on the run-up to the high-speed sequence of Turns 7-8-9 and lifted off in anticipation of encountering the Ferrari.

Mercedes’ George Russell sets the pace in a first practice session at the Mexico City Grand Prix punctuated by a heavy crash for Williams’ Alex Albon.

Brit Oliver Bearman got the change to get behind the wheel of a Ferrari F1 car in practice on Friday but his session was ended early after a collision with Alex Albon

George Russell went quickest in a twice red-flagged opening practice session at the Mexican Grand Prix, as Alex Albon and Oliver Bearman collided at Turn 9. Russell set a 1m17.998s on the soft-tyre runs to go three-tenths faster than Ferrari's Carlos Sainz in a stop-start session,

George Russell topped the opening Mexico GP practice, with a session disrupted by a collision between Alex Albon and Oliver Bearman. Albon's crash caused a 13-minute halt. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen experienced engine troubles,

Alex Albon will receive no further action after he crashed with Oliver Bearman during the first free practice session. The stewards called both drivers for a meeting after the session. There is no penalty for the Williams driver.