US EditionMcLaren driver Lando Norris wins Formula 1’s Brazilian Grand Prix
- On Saturday, Lando Norris won the Sao Paulo sprint at the Interlagos circuit, São Paulo, Brazil, extending his drivers' championship lead to nine points.
- Oscar Piastri lost control at turn three after dipping a tyre on a wet kerb and spun into the barriers, ending his 24-lap sprint amid multiple spins at Interlagos.
- The sprint was halted on lap eight for barrier repairs and restarted with a rolling start, Norris leading with Kimi Antonelli and George Russell close behind.
- Pole position for Sunday followed Norris's sprint victory as he converted momentum into pole for Sunday's main grand prix at Interlagos, gaining eight sprint points to boost his championship lead.
- Four races remain with the world title on the line, the next Las Vegas Grand Prix is in two weeks, and rain is forecast at Interlagos for Saturday and Sunday.
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After his impeccable weekend in São Paulo, Lando Norris distanced himself from his escorts, Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen, and now has the certain – though not simple – chance of getting his first Formula One crown on the next date, scheduled for November 23rd in Las Vegas.The Britishman of McLaren is the championship leader with 390 points, 24 more than Australian co-team, and 49 more than the tetra-champion Max Verstappen.In front, the cham…
Lando Norris adds to F1 championship lead with repeat win in Sao Paulo
After taking over the lead atop the Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship leaderboard with a win in the last race at Mexico City, Lando Norris extended his lead over McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri with his second straight win in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix on Sunday, November 9 (Monday, November 10, Manila time). Norris of Great Britain secured his seventh win of the season in undramatic fashion, starting in pole position and finishing over 10 seconds ah…
Norris extends F1 lead with Brazilian GP victory
SAO PAULO — McLaren driver Lando Norris significantly extended his lead in the F1 championship after winning the Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday, with his main rival and teammate Oscar Piastri receiving a 10-second penalty and again failing to make…
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