Lando Norris Finishes Sixth at Brazilian GP

Max Verstappen secured a dominant victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix, climbing from 17th to 1st, while Lando Norris, who started on pole, finished sixth after a series of mistakes and a bad luck pit strategy. Norris expressed his frustration over the race's red flag, which allowed Verstappen to take advantage of a free pit stop that ultimately compromised Norris's position after he had already pitted. He criticized the decision as a matter of luck rather than skill, suggesting that Verstappen's win was not purely based on talent. Norris now trails Verstappen by 62 points in the championship standings, with three races remaining, effectively diminishing his title chances. Both Norris and George Russell, who also struggled during the race, felt that the circumstances favored Verstappen unfairly. This incident has reignited discussions among drivers regarding the fairness of F1 regulations, particularly concerning red flag rules.