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F1 Brazilian GP: Norris wins in mixed conditions
Norris wins Brazilian GP as Mercedes clinch constructors' title in wet race.
In brief
Norris wins Brazilian GP as Mercedes clinch constructors' title in wet race. Lando Norris wins Brazilian Grand Prix in mixed conditions while Mercedes secure their first constructors' title since 2021. Originally reported by Autosport.
Race report
Lando Norris wins Brazilian Grand Prix in mixed conditions as Mercedes secure constructors' championship.
Norris leads after spin
Norris reclaimed lead from Kimi Antonelli after Antonelli spun off the track during start in wet conditions.
Verstappen's comeback
Max Verstappen made strong comeback from back of grid to second place after race started in wet conditions.
Strategy shifts
Hamilton switched to dry tyres on lap 15 as race conditions changed from wet to dry weather.
Antonelli's spin
Antonelli spun off track in Turn 1 after suspension problem, allowing Norris to take lead.
Verstappen's progress
Verstappen moved up to second place after racing through the field in wet conditions.
Final standings
Norris wins Brazilian GP with Verstappen second and Hadjar third in final standings.
Mercedes constructors title
Mercedes clinch first constructors' title since 2021 after Norris wins Brazilian GP.
Hamilton's performance
Hamilton gained 10 places to finish 11th after struggling with worn rear tyres.
Lap 62 changes
Heavy rain triggered mass move to intermediates with Norris and Verstappen peeling in on lap 63.
Final race outcome
Norris wins Brazilian GP by 14 seconds over Verstappen with Hadjar third.
In short
Lando Norris wins Brazilian Grand Prix in mixed conditions while Mercedes secure their first constructors' title since 2021.
