P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Haas have confirmed that the suspension failure which dumped Kevin Magnussen out of the Mexico Grand Prix was triggered by
During the race, Kevin Magnussen’s VF-23 experienced a rear left suspension failure, causing him to crash into the barriers at Turn 9 on Lap 32. He managed to escape the car just before a fire broke out at the back. The failure was attributed to high temperatures from the brakes. Magnussen had been defending his position against Logan Sargeant prior to the incident. Sargeant eventually passed him before suffering a suspected track rod failure caused by heat from the brakes. Haas teammate Nico Hulkenberg also struggled with tire management and finished 13th. As a result, Haas dropped to the bottom of the Constructors’ standings.
Source: Motorsport Week
