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FACTS AND STATS FROM INTERLAGOS SPRINT RACE
The Sao Paulo Sprint certainly whetted the appetite for the Grand Prix itself, with George Russell climbing from third on the grid to take the chequered flag first and ensuring he starts from the very front tomorrow. Pole-sitter Kevin Magnussen fell down to eighth, and there was non-stop action in between, with places changing hands…
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Mercedes Grab First Front Row Lock-out Of The Season In Sao Paulo Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton was stoked on team mate George Russell's performance in the Sprint 🤗#BrazilGP #F1Sprint @MercedesAMGF1 pic.twitter.com/N3hre2tgwr — Formula 1 (@F1) November 12, 2022 George Russell battled his way to victory in Brazil’s third and final F1 Sprint of the 2022 season, ahead of Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton, ensuring that he…
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BRAZIL GRAND PRIX: PEREZ TOPS SECOND PRACTICE SESSION
Esteban Ocon led the way in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix’s second and final practice session, topping the timesheets before today’s F1 Sprint. Ocon clocked a time of 1m 14.604s to lead Sergio Perez, who was in P2 by 0.184s, with the Mercedes of George Russell going third quickest in the session. This was the…
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Excerpt From Friday’s Friday’s Running At The Sao Paulo Grand Prix
Brazil’s iconic Interlagos circuit has made a habit of delivering incredible moments in F1’s history – and there’s now another one to add to the record books after Kevin Magnussen took a shock maiden pole position in drizzly conditions for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. It was a remarkable end to a sensational day on…
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What The Teams Said – Qualifying In Brazil
Haas Kevin Magnussen, 1st, 1:11.674 “It’s incredible. I want to say thank you to Gene Haas, Guenther and the whole team for taking me back on and giving me the opportunity to have a day like this – I’m so chuffed. The team put me out in the pitlane as the first car and that…
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FACTS AND STAT FROM INTERLAGOS 2022
The qualifying for the Sprint in Sao Paulo was run in extremely tricky conditions, with a wet track and more rain an ever-present threat. But no one predicted that the man to master the conditions would be Kevin Magnussen for Haas, the Dane grabbing a first ever pole position for the American outfit who finished…
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Magnussen Claims Sensational Maiden Pole Position In Wet-Dry Friday Qualifying At Interlagos
Eight months after he made a shock return to Formula 1, Kevin Magnussen took pole position for the 2022 Sao Paulo Sprint. Although qualifying began on a damp track, all drivers quickly fitted slicks, and Max Verstappen led the opening session. In Q2, Lando Norris posted a quicker time, but Magnussen had the last laugh…
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BRAZIL GRAND PRIX; PEREZ TOPS FIRST PRACTICE SESSION
Sergio Perez set the fastest lap time during Friday’s first practice session for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, with Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc and Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen rounding out the top three as the third and final F1 Sprint weekend of the season got underway. Given the Sprint format, FP1 took on greater…
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10 Of The Best Comeback Charges In F1 History
Lewis Hamilton wowed the crowds at Interlagos last year when he recovered from the back of the grid to victory throughout the Sprint and Grand Prix. With his impressive performance in mind, we’ve picked 10 standout comeback charges from the eight decades of F1. Fangio at the Nurburgring, 1957: Victory fuelled by a slow pit-stop…
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FORM GUIDE AHEAD OF THE SAO PAULO GRAND PRIX
The season’s final Sprint and penultimate Grand Prix take place this weekend in Sao Paulo – where Mercedes or Ferrari could end Red Bull’s winning streak. Vying for pole The winner of Friday evening’s qualifying will start first for Saturday’s 100km Sprint – which then sets the grid for Sunday’s Grand Prix – but rest…