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F1 Qualifying Results And Report As Max Verstappen In Shock Result At Brazilian Grand Prix

This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/racing/f1briefings as F1 Qualifying Results And Report As Max Verstappen In Shock Result At Brazilian Grand Prix. Lando Norris took a stunning pole position for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix as Max Verstappen fell out of qualifying at the first hurdle.

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F1 Qualifying Results: Brazilian Grand Prix times and grid positions in Sao Paulo

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How Lando Norris secured F1 Brazil Grand Prix pole after sprint win on super Saturday

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Norris takes pole for Sao Paulo GP with Piastri fourth - reaction

Lando Norris has brought his good form from Mexico with him and he'll lead the field off the line from pole position for the 100km race.

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Brazil GP: Sprint Qualifying Results, Starting Grid, and Where to Watch F1 Race

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2025 F1 Sao Paulo GP - Sprint Qualifying - LIVE UPDATES! Reaction to Norris on pole

Norris claims pole with Verstappen

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F1 Brazil GP live: Norris claims pole with Verstappen at back of grid

Race start time with Norris on pole and Verstappen at back of grid - Follow live F1 updates from Interlagos in Sao Paulo at a crucial stage in the three-way championship battle

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Lando Norris boosts F1 title hopes with Brazilian GP pole as rivals Verstappen, Piastri struggle

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F1: Lando Norris Extends His Championship Lead With Sprint Victory As Piastri Crashes Out

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Norris poised for big leap in title race with Sao Paulo pole

McLaren's Formula One championship leader Lando Norris took pole position for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix on Saturday with teammate and title rival Oscar Piastri qualifying fourth and Red Bull's Max Vers...

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Perfect day for Lando Norris as he surges to pole after winning sprint race

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Max Verstappen Suffers Setback In Push For Fifth Title

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Piastri crashes out of Sao Paulo sprint, Norris leads

The race was halted on lap eight of 24 after the crash at turn three, with Sauber's Nico Hulkenberg and Alpine's Franco Colapinto also spinning off at the same point.

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Impressive Norris on Sao Paulo pole after sprint win

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Norris wins sprint to extend lead as Piastri crashes

F1 star Gabriel Bortoleto taken to medical centre after terrifying crash sees car airborne at Brazil GP

Telemetry data of the crash reported by Tobi Gruner showed Bortoleto was going at 339 km/h when he lost control before sensors recorded an impact force of 34G on the first impact followed by a huge 57G crash as he hit the second wall.

Gabriel Bortoleto taken to F1 medical centre after gigantic crash at Brazil GP

Gabriel Bortoleto was taken to the FIA medical centre but is believed to be fine after a gigantic crash in the sprint race in Brazil. The rookie driver, born in Sao Paulo, attempted an overtake on Alex Albon towards the end of the 24-lap dash.

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Max Verstappen labels wild George Russell crash 'a good thing' as F1 icon has no regrets

Max Verstappen has argued that his crash with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix earlier this season ‘might have been a good thing that happened’, despite costing the four-time world champion priceless points in his World Championship fight.

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“Always seems odd to me”: NASCAR insider bluntly calls out F1 drivers after Max Verstappen’s stance on oval racing's safety risks

Max Verstappen recently admitted that while he enjoys watching oval races in NASCAR and IndyCar, he has no plans to take part due to the risks involved.

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Sauber Issues Medical Update After Gabriel Bortoleto’s Crash at Brazil GP Sprint

Sauber releases a crucial medical update after Gabriel Bortoleto’s crash brings a dramatic end to the Brazil GP Sprint.

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Max Verstappen’s blunt verdict on Brazil GP sprint pace: "In no man's land"

Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has claimed he was in "no man's land" during the Brazil Grand Prix sprint race. The Dutchman crossed the line in fourth after starting from sixth, but was 4.