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today 10:45 AM
Ferrari cannot fully focus on 2027 yet, Hamilton warns

The titles have been decided, giving all teams a clear signal to focus on next year’s championship. Ferrari, however, cannot afford to do so just yet.

“Well, we’ve got to work to make sure we hold on to second in the Constructors’ Championship,” explained Lewis Hamilton. “Because that impacts everyone in the back of the factory. They really deserve that position. So, we’ve got to work hard in the next races.”

“But for sure, in the background, we’ll be in the factory next week. We’re going to start working on where we want to go for next year,” he added.
today 10:43 AM
Verstappen has utterly dominated the last five Grands Prix

Max Verstappen has scored comfortably more points than any other driver over the past five grands prix. Even this year’s world champion Kimi Antonelli has been unable to keep pace with him.

116 – Max Verstappen
88 – Kimi Antonelli
70 – Charles Leclerc
62 – Lewis Hamilton
60 – Lando Norris
36 – Isack Hadjar
32 – Oscar Piastri
30 – Liam Lawson
26 – George Russell
7 – Nico Hülkenberg
4 – Gabriel Bortoleto, Fernando Alonso
3 – Ollie Bearman
1 – Arvid Lindblad, Pierre Gasly, Ryo Hirakawa
today 03:14 AM
Norris on the podium in Brazil: Smashed his champagne bottle and charred his face with pyrotechnics

Lando Norris’s podium celebrations did not go to plan. It was only a matter of time before his trademark way of opening the champagne backfired and the bottle shattered. It happened in Sao Paulo, where he slammed the base of the bottle against the ground a little too hard.

A startled Norris stood up, only to put his face straight into the fireworks.
today 03:14 AM
History was made in Sao Paulo as Toto Wolff matched two of F1’s greatest figures

Toto Wolff now has 17 world championship titles to his name as team principal (9 constructors’ and 8 drivers’).

The Mercedes boss has moved into joint first place on the all-time list — level with Formula 1 legends Enzo Ferrari and Ron Dennis! Wolff overtook Frank Williams this year, who has 16 world championship titles to his name.

17 – Enzo Ferrari, Ron Dennis, Toto Wolff
16 – Frank Williams
14 – Christian Horner
13 – Jean Todt, Colin Chapman
7 – Flavio Briatore
5 – Ken Tyrrell
today 03:13 AM
Mercedes clinched the constructors’ title and celebrated in style on the podium

Mercedes took to the podium after the race to celebrate their championship title. The team really let loose, with Toto Wolff leading the celebrations.
today 03:13 AM
Cadillac mechanics before the race: When all else fails, use a hammer

Valtteri Bottas took no part in Sunday’s race. After the installation laps, his mechanics were unable to remove the right-rear wheel. They could not free the seized wheel nut even with a hammer — a decidedly crude tool by Formula 1 standards.

It brought back memories of the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix for the Finn. On that occasion, Mercedes only managed to remove the nut back at the factory.
today 03:12 AM
Neymar waved the chequered flag at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix

Martin Brundle wanted to interview Neymar before the race. He stood beside him for a moment, then reflected: “I don’t think he even speaks English…”

The organisers honoured Neymar by giving him the chance to wave the chequered flag.
today 03:12 AM
Hirakawa celebrates WEC title with Hartley and Buemi

Ryo Hirakawa made the right call by not pursuing a seat for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix and heading to Monza for the WEC season finale instead.

On Sunday, he was crowned WEC world champion alongside Brendon Hartley and Sébastien Buemi!

The Toyota crew secured the title despite failing to score points in the race. Their championship lead was large enough, and the other Toyota failed to secure the second place it needed to win the title. In fact, it too failed to score.

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