Gary Anderson: How F1's big four have dealt with Mexico's demands

Gary Anderson: How F1's big four have dealt with Mexico's demands

Formula 1's Mexican Grand Prix has its own unique set-up requirements thanks to Mexico City's altitude of 2240m above sea level, meaning the air density is reduced by roughly 25%.Lower air density, and therefore less oxygen, means that everything suffers - although, as ever, some cars suffer more than others. And that's why it's the ideal venue to take a look at the rear wing designs of McLaren, Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes.If I were to rank t…