Formula 1

In the midst of shifting weather conditions and intense drama, Max Verstappen stormed to an incredible victory in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. The Dutchman started the race in P17 and worked his way up the field to win his first race since June, while Alpine finished on the double podium.

In a very exciting qualifying session leading up to the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, which included five red flags, multiple shock eliminations (including Max Verstappen’s exit in Q2), and shifting weather, Lando Norris secured pole position.

At the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, Lando Norris won the Sprint. Two circuits from the finish, McLaren decided to switch drivers, allowing the Briton to lead teammate Oscar Piastri in a one-two finish.

Oscar Piastri has jumped to a commanding pole position in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix Sprint. The McLaren driver narrowly defeated teammate Lando Norris in the closing seconds to win the honor.

During the Autodromo Jose Carlos speed’s first practice for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, McLaren driver Lando Norris set the speed, ahead of Mercedes opponent George Russell and Haas substitute Ollie Bearman.

Carlos Sainz was pleased with his charging effort during the Mexico City Grand Prix qualifying session, which saw the Ferrari driver leaving the race in his wake as he took pole position.

Oscar Piastri of McLaren won the third free practice session for the Mexico City Grand Prix on Saturday. In a far more subdued effort, he was followed by teammate Lando Norris and Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz.

A heavy accident for George Russell raised concerns during a practice session that was extended from 60 to 90 minutes to test Pirelli’s 2025 prototype tire, while Carlos Sainz led the timesheets during the second practice before the Mexico City Grand Prix.