Max Verstappen Wins Brazilian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen experienced intense frustration before the Brazilian Grand Prix, even admitting he wanted to 'destroy the Red Bull garage' after a disappointing qualifying session that saw him start from 17th. This setback followed a tumultuous qualifying round where he was eliminated due to a red flag incident. Despite the challenges, Verstappen delivered a remarkable performance, setting five consecutive fastest laps and ultimately overtaking Esteban Ocon to win the race by 19.4 seconds, marking his 62nd career victory. Lando Norris, who started from pole position, struggled during the race, finishing sixth and now trailing Verstappen by 62 points in the championship standings. Verstappen's victory solidifies his position, putting him in a strong position to clinch his fourth consecutive world title in Las Vegas on November 23. Reflecting on the rollercoaster of emotions, Verstappen expressed his focus on securing clean races moving forward.