After each Grand Prix, we present the RaceReport, a unique and engaging digital recap of the race weekend. Our reporter, Frank Woestenburg, brings you the latest from Brazil! ROBBERY One year is not like the other. Just ask Max Verstappen. Last
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In a span of 48 hours in Brazil, Lando Norris significantly widened his lead over his closest title competitor, Oscar Piastri. However, according to Norris himself, he is ‘not at all focused on the World Championship’. After his victory in the São Paulo Grand Prix, the Brit admits he is
On Sunday, Andrea Kimi Antonelli finished second in the São Paulo Grand Prix. Starting from the front row, the Mercedes rookie drove a strong and mature race, conceding only to Lando Norris – he even impressively held Max Verstappen at bay. Thanks to this result, Mercedes further solidified their second
Lando Norris convincingly won the São Paulo Grand Prix. The Brit started from pole position and drove a controlled race from the first lap, distancing himself from the field for a well-deserved victory. Max Verstappen made a strong comeback. Starting from the pit lane, the Dutchman fought his way forward.
Max Verstappen secured third place in São Paulo! After a disastrous qualification and a start from the pit lane, the four-time world champion executed a masterful comeback at Interlagos. With a well-thought-out strategy, Verstappen impressively fought his way forward, managing to limit the damage in the drivers’ championship. Rival Lando
The Las Vegas Grand Prix marks the start of the final triple header of the 2025 Formula 1 season. From November 21 to 23, the spectacle descends upon the American gambling city, where racing takes place under the lights of the famous Strip. The street circuit in the heart of
Lando Norris has been declared the winner of the São Paulo Grand Prix, but the real standout is Max Verstappen. Starting from the pit lane, an early stop due to a punctured tire, and still finishing third (!): unprecedented. The Dutchman managed to limit the damage in the title fight,
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