As the Formula One circuit took to South America in Brazil for a blockbuster race with many headlines and unexpected results from the Grand Prix.
We’re looking at where Max Verstappen’s world class display leaves the challenger, Lando Norris as time is running out and the gap is now increasing at the top.
We’re looking at where Max Verstappen’s world class display leaves the challenger, Lando Norris as time is running out and the gap is now increasing at the top.
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00:00Lando Norris' already slim world title hopes were crushed at the Sao Paolo Grand Prix by
00:07a performance for the ages from Max Verstappen.
00:11The Red Bull driver won from 17th on the grid.
00:14It was a masterclass, a day when he was head and shoulders above his rivals.
00:19And what he had achieved was not lost on him.
00:21It was, he said, definitely the best of his 62 wins.
00:25You would argue it was a drive to be ranked among the greatest wet-weather drives in history.
00:31It was a fitting way, finally, to end a victory drought for Verstappen that dates back to
00:35the Spanish Grand Prix in June, 11 races ago.
00:39Although Norris was closing in slowly in the intervening period, and did so again with
00:44victory in the sprint race in Sao Paolo on Saturday, Verstappen's stunning win, along
00:48with Norris' sixth place, extended the Dutchman's lead to 62 points.
00:54There are only 86 still available in the remaining three races.