Max Verstappen dominated the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, overcoming a challenging start from 17th place to secure victory. The win brought Verstappen closer to his fourth world championship title, with his girlfriend Kelly Piquet celebrating emotionally in the stands. This victory significantly bolsters Verstappen’s championship lead.
The Sao Paulo Grand Prix qualifying session has been postponed until Sunday morning due to torrential rain and thunderstorms that made track conditions unsafe. This delay adds another layer of intrigue to the already intense championship battle between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris, who won the Sprint race earlier on Saturday.
Lando Norris secured victory in the Sprint race at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, taking advantage of a strategic move by his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri. This win brought Norris closer to Max Verstappen in the championship standings, with the Red Bull driver facing a penalty for an engine change in Sunday’s main race. Verstappen, meanwhile, faces a stewards’ investigation for a potential Virtual Safety Car infringement.
Lando Norris, despite qualifying ahead of championship rival Max Verstappen for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix Sprint, showed his frustration with constant questions about the Dutchman. Despite McLaren’s impressive pace, Norris remains cautious, acknowledging the unpredictable nature of the race. Meanwhile, Verstappen struggles with the track’s bumpy surface and faces a challenging weekend with penalties and a less competitive car.
Oscar Piastri snatched pole position for the Sprint race at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, edging out teammate Lando Norris in a McLaren one-two. Max Verstappen, despite being 47 points clear in the championship, could only manage fourth place. The Sprint promises excitement, with eight points up for grabs for the drivers.
Lando Norris dominated the only practice session for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, setting the fastest time ahead of Sprint Qualifying. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen faces a five-place grid penalty for Sunday’s race due to an engine change. British driver Oliver Bearman impressed, standing in for the unwell Kevin Magnussen.
British rising star Oliver Bearman will step in for Kevin Magnussen at Haas for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix’s Practice sessions and Sprint, as Magnussen battles illness. The 19-year-old, already confirmed for a full-time Haas drive in 2024, is set to make his second F1 race start after a promising debut earlier this year.
