A last quarter Moon at a right angle to the Sun
The Sun is in Scorpio at 9°25′, and the Moon in Leo at 9°10′ sits at almost the same degree, a quarter of the sky behind it: the last quarter phase, a right angle between the two lights. In symbols a last quarter Moon is a turning point of review, a time to sort what to keep from what to release. Leo is the sign of display and warmth, Scorpio the sign of depth and privacy, so the two lights pull in different directions: one wants to be seen, the other to be left alone with its thoughts. The race has a long history: the Mexican Grand Prix first appeared in 1962 as a non-championship event, was a championship round from 1963 to 1970 and from 1986 to 1992, and returned in 2015.
Mars and Jupiter in Leo, a sky in review
Mars is in Leo at 19°02′ and Jupiter in Leo at 24°25′: both planets of drive and growth in the sign of warmth and show, about five degrees apart. Mercury in Scorpio at 15°42′ is retrograde, and Venus in Libra at 25°50′ is retrograde too. Saturn in Aries at 9°14′, Neptune in Aries at 2°04′ and Uranus in Gemini at 4°39′ are also retrograde, while Pluto in Aquarius at 3°08′ moves direct. Five of the eight planets in the table, Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, are retrograde. That is a sky in review mode: ideas, taste and the slow planets of structure and change all turn back over earlier ground, with a last quarter Moon to match.
Four natal Suns touched
Four natal Suns are touched. Transiting Mars is opposite Pierre Gasly's natal Sun (orb 1.08°) and opposite Liam Lawson's natal Sun (orb 2.99°), a symbol of friction, pushback and a strong sense of being challenged. It sits on Arvid Lindblad's natal Sun in conjunction (orb 3.5°), a symbol of energy and heat on the core of the chart. The Moon is opposite Sergio Pérez's natal Sun (orb 2.63°), a quieter, emotional version of the same pull from across the chart; the Moon moves quickly, so that touch is brief. Four touches in one sky make a crowded picture, and it reads best as a general mood: a lot of Mars energy pressing on several natal Suns at once. These are tendencies in symbols, not promises about the race.