The organisers of the Brazilian Grand Prix have admitted to safety and security protocol failures after spectators invaded the circuit prior to the conclusion of Sunday’s race.... read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix was topped and tailed with action. A chaotic beginning which required two standings starts and a nail-biting finish for the final podium place. read more »

Following a standing restart to the race thanks to a red-flag period, Norris resumed the race on the front foot and began to catch the leading Verstappen in those opening laps... read more »

Hamilton jumped the Aston Martins of Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso at the start to briefly run third, but thereafter he slid down the order, complaining at one point that... read more »

Aston Martin gained some extremely valuable points in the constructors' standings as Fernando Alonso finally returned to the podium, while Lance Stroll placed fifth and... read more »

Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso pulled off a last-lap stunner at the Brazilian Grand Prix, snatching a podium place from Sergio Perez in a nail-biting conclusion to the race. read more »

After Red Bull driver Max Verstappen crossed the line eight seconds ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris to win the 71-lap race, spectators made their way onto a circuit that... read more »

A representative from the Sao Paulo Grand Prix organisation has been summoned to the stewards following a spectator track invasion prior to the end of the race. read more »

The world champion-elect had been able to successfully convert pole position into a win to double up on his sprint race triumph from Saturday, having beaten Norris once again... read more »

Max Verstappen had a fairly quiet race and was never under any threat to win the Brazilian Grand Prix. Lando Norris similarly sailed to second place while Fernando Alonso put... read more »

Verstappen controlled the race, despite a restart following a shunt at Turn 1 at the original start that required barrier repairs.Verstappen fended off an early attack from... read more »

Max Verstappen claimed his 17th victory of the season at the Brazilian Grand Prix after a chaotic start saw three cars out before the first lap had concluded. read more »

Max Verstappen cruised home to yet another victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix after surviving early drama to ease away from the challenge of Lando Norris. read more »

George Russell was forced to retire from the Brazilian Grand Prix due to an engine issue with his W14. read more »

Formula 1 fans were left bemused by rapper Machine Gun Kelly's treatment of Sky Sports F1 legend Martin Brundle, in a rather awkward interview at the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Leclerc was due to line up second on the grid behind Red Bull driver Max Verstappen, but the Monegasque spun off at Turn 6 (Ferradura) on the formation lap and continued into... read more »

As the cars funnelled along the start-finish straight into the Senna Esses on the first lap, Haas driver Kevin Magnussen was squeezed to the right and tagged the Williams of... read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix has been halted after a red flag was waved on lap one of the race after an utterly chaotic start. read more »

Ferrari star Charles Leclerc is out of the Brazilian Grand Prix, after crashing during the formation lap. read more »

Max Verstappen will start the Brazilian Grand Prix on pole after surging to the front of the grid despite a storm bringing an early halt to qualifying. read more »

Sainz and team-mate Charles Leclerc were forced to lift and coast early in the 24-lap sprint because Ferrari had gone too aggressive on cooling, which left Sainz exposed to... read more »

Fernando Alonso has admitted that Aston Martin need a strong result at the Brazilian Grand Prix after a string of poor performances. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has one particular statistic shining down on him going into this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix, which may mean that he is on course for victory. read more »

George Russell has admitted his surprise at just how slow Mercedes were during Saturday's sprint race at the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Two-time Formula 1 champion Mika Hakkinen has claimed that only two drivers can stop the dominance of Max Verstappen and Red Bull at this year's Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »