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F1’s Norris Dominates in Brazil

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F1 McLaren driver Lando Norris wins Brazilian Grand Prix

Norris won his seventh race of the season, the same number as Piastri.

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2025 F1 Brazilian Grand Prix Race Results: Norris Wins, Verstappen Goes From Pit Lane To Podium

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Lando Norris wins Brazil GP to extend F1 world title lead: Live updates and reaction

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

McLaren's Formula One leader Lando Norris seized the moment as his title rivals stumbled on Saturday to put himself on course for a big leap in the championship battle.

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Max Verstappen shocked by "incredible" result at Brazil GP: "Did not expect that at all!"

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Norris wins Brazilian Grand Prix sprint race, widens lead over Piastri to 9 points

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'Champion's weekend from flawless Norris but Verstappen shines brightest'

Brazil was a champion's weekend from Norris.

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Piastri crashes out of Sao Paulo sprint, Norris leads

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Impressive Norris on Sao Paulo pole after sprint win

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Lando Norris pays tribute to ‘dear friend’ Gil de Ferran with signature helmet at F1 testing

Lando Norris will pay tribute to former McLaren sporting director Gil de Ferran at F1 testing on Wednesday with a signature helmet. French-Brazilian ex-driver De Ferran, who won the Indy 500 in 2003, passed away in December at the age of 56 after suffering a heart attack.

PlanetF1

Lando Norris sends Brazilian GP message to ‘everyone that talks crap’

Lando Norris said that the key to his F1 2025 title surge has been blocking out "everyone that talks crap" about him.

F1 standings after Brazil GP as Lando Norris opens up Oscar Piastri gap

Lando Norris continued his fine 2025 season with victory at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix to stretch his lead at the top

Crash.Net

Lando Norris claps back at F1 critics ‘who talked c***’ about him

Lando Norris says he ignored “everyone who talked “c***” about him after taking control of the F1 2025 world championship. A second consecutive victory at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix has seen Norris open up a 24-point advantage over McLaren teammate and title rival Oscar Piastri with just three races remaining.