As we wait for the repairs to be completed, Max Verstappen is leading, Charles Leclerc is second and Kimi Antonelli, who pitted just before the crash for Valtteri Bottas, is fourth.
Lewis Hamilton is in fourth spot but the seven-time world champion has been unimpressed with how his Mexico City Grand Prix has panned out.
The timing of the red flag has not worked out for Lewis Hamilton, who is back on the team radio to say his side of the garage has got "big, big problems".
The cameras are following Charles Leclerc as he makes his way through the garage. Is Hamilton there too? Let's see a showdown while the race is stopped.
Marc Priestley Former F1 mechanic on Radio 5 Live in Mexico City
That slow stop has cost Hamilton, because he has dropped in behind Antonelli by a fraction of a second, had he made that two and half second pit stop, he would have emerged in third again, without losing position and he would have run until the end on a soft set of tyres.
That was a heavy shunt for Valtteri Bottas at Turn One, but the Finn has now climbed out of the car to the delight of the Mexican crowd. It looks like it was suspension failure on the Cadillac that sent Bottas slamming into the barrier.
Max Verstappen leads from Charles Leclerc, but Lewis Hamilton has managed to dive in and make a pit stop under the safety car.
The medical car has come out and the red flag is shown. Valtteri Bottas seems OK as the marshals arrive on the scene to help the stricken Cadillac driver.
Marc Priestley Former F1 mechanic on Radio 5 Live in Mexico City
Kimi Antonelli is the only man on the track who is still on the tyres he started on. That's 41 laps on the set of soft tyres, way beyond what Pirelli's predictions looked like and yes he is losing around six tenths of a lap to Max Verstappen chasing him down from behind.
Oliver Bearman is one of handful of drivers yet to pit, but now the Haas man heads in - and almost ends up in a bit of bother. He manages to slow down his car before he picks up a penalty, and gets back on track in P14.
Lando Norris makes his way, but he just goes a bit too far in front of his crew, making it a slower stop than usual. The reigning world champion rejoins the track in fifth place, just ahead of team-mate Oscar Piastri.
Marc Priestley Former F1 mechanic on Radio 5 Live in Mexico City
Just thinking about Ferrari's options here. Lewis Hamilton is very quick, Charles Leclerc is now very frustrated, stuck behind Max Verstappen after the penalty that dropped him back after the pit stops, he is now in that situation where he now can't move forward, if he carries on to the chequered flag, it is likely to finish this way.
The fastest stopwatch is not leaving Lewis Hamilton's name anytime soon, as the seven-time world champion tries to chase down Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc from fifth place.
McLaren are all in position to receive world champion Lando Norris for his pit stop.
Surrogate dad Pete Bonnington is on the radio to Kimi Antonelli to say the Italian's lap times are looking really good. The 20-year-old is eight seconds clear of Lando Norris in second and 11 seconds free of third place Max Verstappen, who has pitted already.