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5 Winners and 5 Losers from Sao Paulo

Winner: Lando Norris Mercedes clinched the Teams' Championship for the first time since 2021 to spark a wild celebration in Brazil. Their Sunday afternoon wasn’t straightforward, though, with wet conditions making for a challenging race. Lawrence Barretto selects his winners and losers from the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. Lando Norris delivered one of the most accomplished drives of his racing career to master the wet-dry-wet conditions and clinch victory in Brazil....

The best images from Mercedes' title celebrations

Kimi Antonelli might have sealed the drivers' title in Mexico City, but it took one race longer for Mercedes to claim their ninth Constructors' Championship title. The Silver Arrows won the teams' title in Sao Paulo, courtesy of George Russell’s fourth-place finish, with Antonelli in fifth. That was more than enough to beat Ferrari, who had both cars down the order. As such, Mercedes took their first constructors' title since 2021, and the celebrations at track were special....

P10 in Sao Paulo GP 'the maximum possible' – Hulkenberg

Nico Hulkenberg believes that P10 and the final point on offer was “the maximum possible” in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, the Audi driver having recovered from a 10-second penalty. Hulkenberg lined up fourth on the grid for last Sunday’s 71-lap race in Brazil, the German having starred in a wet Qualifying session and promoted two spots by grid penalties for George Russell and Charles Leclerc. The Audi racer eventually slipped down the order in the Grand Prix as wet conditions at the start soon dried, and found himself battling Franco Colapinto’s Alpine on fringes of the points....

Alonso credits ‘phenomenal’ car after strong drive in Brazil

After a difficult time of it in Mexico City, Aston Martin bounced back strongly in Brazil as Fernando Alonso finished 12th at Interlagos, just missing out on a rare chance to score points. The Spaniard showed all his experience in the wet on Saturday to qualify inside the top 10 for the first time all season, and managed to remain up the order in the first stint of the race in what he called a “phenomenal” car....

Why McLaren went the opposite way to Mercedes' front wing

Just underscoring the idea that what works for one car won’t necessarily be good for another, McLaren have made precisely the opposite change in their front wing philosophy to that recently made by Mercedes. The new McLaren wing in Sao Paulo is joined to the nose via the middle of the three elements rather than the bottom element used previously. Mercedes made the opposite change at the recent US Grand Prix....

PALMER: Why Norris’ Sao Paulo victory was one of his best ever wins

Sao Paulo never fails to throw up a cracking Grand Prix and this year the outgoing champion delivered a masterful victory that I think is right up there in terms of his wins. Winning in changeable conditions is the hardest it gets because there are so many opportunities to slip up. Not only did Lando Norris and McLaren avoid that, they were top of the class in almost every test in Brazil....

‘He was immediately fast’ – Antonelli’s junior racing boss on his early potential

Kimi Antonelli’s ascent to Formula 1 World Champion has been meteoric, coming in only his second season in the sport, and at an age where most drivers are typically striving to graduate from junior categories. The young Italian spent only three-and-a-half years on the FIA single seater pyramid, but was with the legendary PREMA outfit every step of the way. We sat down with PREMA’s former head honcho Rene Rosin to reflect on Antonelli’s remarkable rise....