Lando Norris Ties for Most Career Podium Finishes Without a Win; Fernando Alonso Nabs Third at Brazilian Grand Prix

Norris acknowledges Red Bull's current dominance in Formula One, while Alonso's remarkable last-lap overtaking secures his podium finish in São Paulo.

Lando Norris of McLaren acknowledges Red Bull's dominance in Formula One and is content with his second-place finish at the Brazilian Grand Prix. This gives him 13 career podium finishes, equalling Nick Heidfeld's unwelcome record of most podium finishes without a win.
Norris highlights that despite Red Bull's dominance, McLaren's performance has significantly improved since the beginning of the season - from three non-scoring races in the first five to several second-place finishes.
Fernando Alonso surprised spectators with a remarkable last-lap overtaking against Red Bull's Sergio Pérez, securing his third position at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Considering Aston Martin's slump in performance in the second half of the season, Alonso's podium finish reiterates his enduring class and ability in Formula One racing.
Alonso identifies his initial overtaking of Lewis Hamilton as the most crucial part of his race, which he believes set him up for his podium finish despite intense competition from Pérez.