There's no doubt who the Mexican fans will be rooting for this weekend, with local hero Sergio Perez certain to receive the bulk of the crowd's attention.
The raucous support should spur on Checo who'll be pulling out all the stops to try and achieve a good performance and bring a bit of joy to his countrymen's grieve-stricken city of Mexico, which is still recovering from last month's disastrous earthquake.
And Esteban Ocon shouldn't be far behind on the fervent crowd's list of favourites. His Spanish heritage is good enough to warrant an endorsement.
Muy bien, Force India, ¡vamos!
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