Max Verstappen Claims Victory at Brazilian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen achieved a remarkable victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix, starting from 17th position and finishing first, marking a significant milestone in his pursuit of a fourth consecutive F1 title. Lando Norris, who began the race on pole, encountered difficulties and finished sixth, leaving him 62 points behind Verstappen with only 86 points available in the remaining races. Norris criticized the race's red flag and subsequent tire changes, arguing that Verstappen's win relied more on luck than skill, stating that the decision to pit cost him crucial positions. Despite acknowledging Verstappen's talent, Norris insisted that George Russell, who initially led the race, deserved to win. The result means Verstappen could clinch the championship at the next race in Las Vegas if he finishes ahead of Norris again. The chaotic race was characterized by multiple safety cars and a dramatic red flag, adding to the excitement of an already thrilling season.