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.

George Russell was fastest for Mercedes in opening Mexico City Grand Prix practice on Friday after a heavy collision between Williams' Alex Albon and Ferrari's Oliver Bearman halted the session. Bearman,

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.

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,