Max Verstappen Triumphs at Brazilian GP, Nears Fourth F1 Title

Verstappen's remarkable drive from 17th place to victory showcases his skill and brings him closer to another championship.

Max Verstappen delivered a stunning performance at the Brazilian Grand Prix, overcoming a 17th place start to win the race in challenging wet conditions.
This victory extends Verstappen's lead over Lando Norris to 62 points, with only three races and a sprint race remaining in the season.
Verstappen's drive was widely praised by fellow drivers and critics, with some comparing it to legendary wet-weather performances in F1 history.
Lando Norris, starting from pole, finished sixth and attributed Verstappen's win partly to luck, sparking debate over the role of strategy versus skill.
With only 86 points left to claim, Verstappen is poised to secure the championship title at the upcoming Las Vegas Grand Prix if he finishes ahead of Norris.