Overview
- On the final lap at Interlagos, Isack Hadjar tried an outside move into Turn 1 and made contact with teammate Liam Lawson while battling for seventh.
- Lawson finished seventh and Hadjar eighth, securing 10 points that moved Racing Bulls past Aston Martin for sixth in the constructors’ championship.
- Speaking in Las Vegas, Lawson said Hadjar immediately apologised, and he added that he would have attempted a similar overtake in the same scenario.
- Lawson explained his one‑stop strategy left him leading a long DRS train, making track position vital and raising the risk of late moves.
- Hadjar acknowledged the attempt was a mistake and noted there were no team orders, as the result delivered the team’s first double‑points finish since Azerbaijan.