US EditionMax Seeks More Brazil Magic to Maintain Pressure on McLaren Duo
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Wet Brazil make or break for Verstappen championship hopes
The F1 Driver’s championship for Max Verstappen could be made or broken this weekend at Interlagos. You may remember that the Dutchman broke Lando Norris’ title hopes last year in Brazil, with a stunning drive in the wet from 17th on the grid to first (watch below). Now, Verstappen sits 36 points behind McLaren’s Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri heading into the Sao Paulo Sprint weekend. And with just three races remaining after Brazil, and rain o…
Max seeks more Brazil magic to maintain pressure on McLaren duo
Max Verstappen may be 36 points off title leader Lando Norris but he will be the man to beat this weekend as he seeks to complete a hat-trick of Interlagos victories. The 28-year-old four-time world champion has won the Sao Paulo Grand Prix three times for Red Bull - in 2019, 2023 and 2024. Last year he triumphed from 17th on the grid with a virtuoso drive in heavy rain as Norris, seeking to cut the Dutchman's lead, finished sixth. This time, it…
In Formula 1 the Brazil-GP could become chaotic. Max Verstappen will be happy, while Lando Norris is already shaking.
Motor racing-Verstappen primed as McLaren duel resumes in Brazil
(Reuters) -Formula One champion Max Verstappen showed in Brazil last year, winning from 17th on the grid, that he can never be counted out but McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri need no reminding of that in Sao Paulo this weekend. Read full story
Sao Paulo (Brazil) - The Sao Paulo Formula 1 Grand Prix will take place this weekend, which could offer another exciting battle for the championship leader's position. With four races remaining, Briton Lando Norris of McLaren leads by a single point over teammate Oscar Piastre of Australia. Reigning world champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull has not given up his chance for the title, trailing Norris by 36 points. Up to 33 points will be at stake,…
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