Fellow title contenders Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri finished third and fifth, as Norris inches closer to winning his first F1 world championship.

Lando Norris extends title lead as Max Verstappen closes gap on Oscar Piastri - Lando Norris is now 24 points clear at the top as Max Verstappen’s late charge builds momentum

Down in the pit lane, Max Verstappen and Esteban Ocon are taking the long game, both starting on hards, ready to stretch that first stint. The grid’s set, the lights are next, buckle up, it’s almost go time in Sao Paulo. Fans in India can watch the Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2025 (Brazilian GP) on the FanCode app and website.

Max Verstappen’s Brazil GP weekend worsens as the FIA confirms he’ll start from the pit lane for exceeding engine component limits — a major blow to his title hopes.

Max Verstappen recently admitted that while he enjoys watching oval races in NASCAR and IndyCar, he has no plans to take part due to the risks involved.

Four-time world champion Verstappen was 104 points off the title pace after his home race in the Netherlands five rounds ago.

Lando Norris leads by a small margin. Max Verstappen, in third, is a real contender. São Paulo could reshape the F1 title chase.