McLaren headed into the Brazilian GP with great hopes of closing down the gap to Max Verstappen in the driver’s standing. The two McLaren drivers also showcased a great performance during the sprint and qualifying sessions of the weekend. However, Lando Norris despite starting from pole in the race is unable to overtake George Russell […]
Lewis Hamilton is a revered figure in Brazil. The 39-year-old has had a fair bit of success around the South American nation and has won the Brazilian GP thrice. On the contrary, his 2024 weekend in Interlagos has been the polar opposite. This was witnessed with the Mercedes driver complaining about the woeful W15 over
Williams headed into the Brazilian GP with great hopes of scoring good results amidst Franco Colapinto‘s promising results. However, the unforgiving format of the rain-laden Brazilian circuit put forth an extremely challenging situation for Colapinto. The Argentinian suffered from a massive crash during a crucial point of the race. Franco Colapinto crashed on Lap 33
The Brazilian GP has been one of the most chaotic weekends of the 2024 F1 season. Max Verstappen had a difficult start to Sunday after an unlucky result in delayed Qualifying. However, the Dutchman defied all odds to take victory in the Grand Prix. Verstappen started the race from P17 after a five-place grid drop.
The Brazilian GP was perhaps the most exciting race of the 2024 F1 season. The race witnessed several on-track tussles, safety cars, and even a red flag. However, McLaren’s Lando Norris reckoned that Max Verstappen did not deserve to win the Grand Prix. George Russell led the first half of the Brazilian GP. However, the
What a race! The Brazilian GP was not for the ones with faint hearts. With Max Verstappen starting the race down in P17, no one anticipated the Dutchman to climb a hoard of positions and take the chequered flag as the leader, but the Red Bull driver managed to claim victory in dire conditions. This
Max Verstappen‘s masterclass in Formula 1 racing was evidently present at the Brazilian GP. The reigning world champion showcased pure racing talent and scored the race win despite starting from P17. Hence, Verstappen proved to the world why he was the most deserving winner of the 2024 World Championship. The 27-year-old still faced some struggles
Max Verstappen has had an underwhelming run in Formula 1 for the past few races. The Dutch driver last won a race in June. The Brazilian GP seemed to be yet another disappointing weekend. However, the three-time world champion turned things around after an unlucky Qualifying. In the delayed Qualifying at Interlagos, Max Verstappen was
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc’s promising run came to an end at the Brazilian Grand Prix, where he finished P5. Leclerc started the race in P6 but failed to make increments during the rain-stricken race in Interlagos on Sunday. Charles Leclerc had either won or secured a podium in every race up until Interlagos since the
The Brazilian GP was full of rollercoasters. With the drivers who started in the top three eventually finishing outside the podium places, spots became vacant for drivers to get their names etched in the history of the Brazilian GP. Moreover, the trio of drivers could not have been guessed earlier by anyone, but former TopGear