There's no let up in the final part of the 2023 Formula 1 season as we head straight to Mexico for the Mexico City Grand Prix, where Sergio Perez will get the support of his home crowd.
Perez is "optimistic" about his chances of performing well in front of his fans, despite being outperformed by Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen throughout the Sprint weekend in Austin.
Lewis Hamilton's disqualification provided a lifeline for Perez as he holds a 39-point lead over the Mercedes driver in the battle for second in the drivers' championship.
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Red Bull have never finished one-two in the driver standings since joining F1 in 2005 and the team are desperate for Perez to finish second.
Verstappen will be favourite once again, having won four times at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez with dominant victories in 2017, 2018, 2021 and 2022.
The track is 2,200m above sea level, which could influence the pecking order so McLaren, Mercedes and Ferrari will be on the hunt to deny Verstappen a 16th win of the season, which would break his own record from last year.
Build-up to Sunday's Grand Prix begins at 6.30pm ahead of lights out at 8pm.
When to watch the Mexico City GP live only on Sky Sports F1
Sunday October 29
6.30pm: Grand Prix Sunday Mexico City GP build-up (also on Sky Sports Main Event)
8pm: The MEXICO CITY GRAND PRIX (also on Sky Sports Main Event)
10pm: Chequered Flag: Mexico City GP
F1 heads straight to Mexico for the middle leg of the Americas triple header. Watch the whole Mexico City Grand Prix weekend live on Sky Sports F1 from Friday, with Sunday's race at 8pm. Stream F1 on Sky Sports with NOW