F1 in Brazil: You’ve got to keep your tires alive
Summary
A wet and changeable Brazilian Grand Prix produced an unusual starting order and plenty of on-track action. Lando Norris started from pole, recovered after losing places at the start, and managed his tires and pit stops well as several rivals struggled with grip and spins.Key Facts
- Rain during qualifying mixed up the starting order.
- Grid penalties for Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton added to the unusual lineup.
- Lando Norris took pole, with Kimi Antonelli starting alongside him.
- Liam Lawson passed Norris early in the race, but Norris moved ahead of Lawson by lap six.
- Norris made well-timed pit stops and avoided mistakes as rain returned near the end.
- Mercedes drivers George Russell and Antonelli struggled to get their tires warm enough.
- Russell spun after leaving the pit lane, and Antonelli later spun while leading.
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