Formula 1 arrives in Brazil for one of the sport's favorite events at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos. Located between two artificial lakes, Interlagos has thrown up spectacular races both in the dry and the wet over the years, with the weather unpredictable more often than not.

It’s shaping up to be a big weekend for Formula 1 leader Lando Norris, and a frustrating one for four-time champion Max Verstappen. The McLaren driver widened the gap to teammate Oscar Piastri to nine points by winning the sprint race of the Brazilian Grand Prix on Saturday and followed it up by also taking pole position for Sunday’s grid.

Max Verstappen will start Sunday's São Paulo Grand Prix from the pit lane after Red Bull changed his car's set-up and installed a new power unit following his 16th place in qualifying. The news was announced by the governing FIA.

First things first, as the 24-lap F1 Sprint race kicks off the day. Lando Norris, who leads the Drivers’ Championship race by a single point over teammate Oscar Piastri, starts up front with Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli in second. Piastri lines up third while Max Verstappen, after a difficult qualifying session on Friday, starts sixth.

Nov 5 (Reuters) - Formula One statistics for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix at Brazil's Interlagos circuit, round 21 of the 24-race championship and also the season's penultimate Saturday sprint: Lap distance: 4.309km. Total distance: 305.879km (71 laps) Sign up ...

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Max Verstappen delivered a stunning pit-lane-to-podium comeback at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix on Sunday – exactly a year after winning the same race