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Lando Norris has admitted that he must “keep pushing” despite increasing his points lead in the title fight, especially after fellow contender Max Verstappen stormed from the pit lane to the podium in Sao Paulo.

Sauber's Gabriel Bortoleto claimed he would walk away from his "tough" Brazilian Grand Prix weekend with lessons in risk management. 
The 21-year-old driver suffered a violent crash during the sprint race at Interlagos. His team worked to repair the car in time for qualifying, but unfortunately failed, leaving the Brazilian driver starting from the back of the pack.
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Lewis Hamilton says his first season at Ferrari has been "a nightmare" after retiring from the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton says his first season at Ferrari has been "a nightmare" after retiring from the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton says his first season at Ferrari has been "a nightmare" after retiring from the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton says his first season at Ferrari has been "a nightmare" after retiring from the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Australian burger chain Grill'd has been forced to change its promotion surrounding McLaren driver Oscar Piastri after he failed to finish on the podium in every race since the Italian Grand Prix.
The promotion promised a free 'bonus' burger each time the Australian finished on the podium. But after a drop in performance from the former championship leader left him without a podium finish since ...Keep reading

Even in the dry Interlagos never disappoints, with another all-action race up and down the field that saw several heavy-hitters find trouble which handed midfielders an opportunity to shine. And then there was Max Verstappen.
Winner: Lando Norris
Two poles and two wins, not a bad Sao Paulo weekend for Lando Norris. Even the Briton's harshest critics, of which there appear to be many for ...Keep reading

When Lando Norris made his second stop of the Brazilian Grand Prix at the end of lap 50, it put Max Verstappen - who'd started from the pitlane - in the lead. Verstappen later made a final stop while just under seven seconds ahead, ceding the lead as Red Bull doubted that the four-time champion could hang on with aging tyres.
Verstappen was eight seconds ahead of Norris when the Briton emerged ...Keep reading

Harry Benjamin is joined by Abbi Pulling to look back at Lando Norris' lights-to flag win

Harry Benjamin is joined by Abbi Pulling to look back at Lando Norris' lights-to flag win

Harry Benjamin is joined by Abbi Pulling to look back at Lando Norris' lights-to flag win

Harry Benjamin is joined by Abbi Pulling to look back at Lando Norris' lights-to flag win

Harry Benjamin is joined by Abbi Pulling to look back at Lando Norris' lights-to flag win

Harry Benjamin is joined by Abbi Pulling to look back at Lando Norris' lights-to flag win

Lewis Hamilton was extremely short of words after his “nightmare” result at the Brazilian Grand Prix, as the seven-time Formula 1 world champion retired midway through. 
The Ferrari driver lasted 37 laps due to suspected floor damage after separate incidents with Carlos Sainz and Franco Colapinto while fighting in the midfield at race start.
Hamilton first received a slight tag from ...Keep reading

Williams driver Carlos Sainz has confirmed that his Brazilian Grand Prix was compromised after contact with Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton at the start of the race left him with front-wing damage. With him nursing the damage, he played catch-up for the rest of the race at Interlagos. 
“Yeah, I think I got squeezed by... I think it was Lewis on the outside and I picked up front-wing damage that ...Keep reading

Oscar Piastri has defended his unsuccessful manoeuvre during the Brazil Grand Prix as the McLaren Formula 1 driver claimed he ‘couldn’t disappear’. 
The Australian driver attempted to take second place at Interlagos with a move on the inside of Turn 1, but he locked up and knocked Andrea Kimi Antonelli into Charles Leclerc on lap six.
It resulted in a 10-second penalty for Piastri ...Keep reading

Lando Norris avoided a myriad of incidents to secure victory in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, beating Kimi Antonelli and a charging Max Verstappen to extend his lead in the championship battle.

Lando Norris has further extended his championship lead after claiming victory in a gripping Sao Paulo Grand Prix, with the McLaren driver leading Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli home while Max Verstappen put in a remarkable comeback to finish on the podium after starting from the pit lane.