The 2024 Brazilian Grand Prix weekend was one to forget for Red Bull driver Sergio Perez. From start to finish, he faced issues during the three-day event, and the main race also proved to be a huge disaster for him. Sergio Perez started the 71-lap race around Interlagos in P11 and despite his best efforts, […]
Andrea Stella highlighted the stark contrast between Max Verstappen‘s victory at the Brazilian GP and the challenges McLaren faced. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri secured a strong 1-2 finish in the sprint race and the former clinched pole position in qualifying. After struggling severely at the Interlagos, team principal Andrea Stella emphasized that their main
Max Verstappen’s performance at the Brazilian Grand Prix was nothing short of extraordinary. Starting from a lowly 17th position on the grid due to a penalty, he defied expectations and showcased his exceptional skill and determination to claim a remarkable victory. The race at Interlagos was particularly challenging due to its wet conditions, which made
Ferrari have shown impressive form since Monza, proving they have a competitive car pace. The two races before the Brazilian GP were exceptional, with Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz securing victories. In Austin, Ferrari delivered a dominant 1-2 finish, highlighting their strong momentum heading into the final stretch of the season. However, the last race
Max Verstappen won the Brazilian GP despite the challenging situations at the Interlagos circuit. The Dutchman faced severe issues with the red flags and safety car conditions before the main race which caused him to be eliminated from the Q2 qualifying session. The 27-year-old immediately ill-talked FIA’s wrongful ways of waiting for the red flag.
Max Verstappen‘s performance at the Brazilian Grand Prix was a true testament to his resilience and determination. After facing a tough mid-2024 season filled with challenges, he came back strong, showcasing his incredible skill on the track. Navigating the tricky conditions of Interlagos, the Dutchman dominated the whole grid with wet and slippery track. He
The Brazilian GP was deemed by many to be a bad race in the making for Max Verstappen. Furthermore, this statement was also believed by the Dutchman’s race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase (GP), who ruled out the possibility of having the reigning champion step onto the podium. This gave the spark required for Red Bull consultant
Max Verstappen achieved a historic race win at the Brazilian GP after winning the race from the P17 position. The Dutchman showcased an extremely dominant drive and put forth one of the greatest performances ever in Formula 1. Hence, amongst the sea of people applauding Verstappen, Ex-F1 driver Marc Surer praised the former as well.
George Russell had a great shot at contending for the race win at the Brazilian GP after achieving a front-row qualifying. However, the extremely unsafe conditions in the race caused Mercedes to move ahead with an uncertain strategy. Russell had to pit under the safety car just before the red flag which cost him the
Williams prodigy Franco Colapinto shocked the entire F1 paddock with his impressive mid-season debut. The Argentine driver currently has no full-time seat for 2025. However, it seems that Red Bull has a keen interest in signing Colapinto for its sister team, RB. Rumors have circulated that Christian Horner wants the 21-year-old within Red Bull’s ambit