F1 News: Who will lead the F1 championship after the Brazilian Grand Prix?

After the Brazilian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen continues to lead the drivers ‘standings, albeit with a smaller lead than before, while Mercedes leads the constructors’ standings. With a total of 332.5 points on his name, Verstappen’s advantage of 21 points on Hamilton was reduced to 14 after Hamilton won the race in Interlagos and collected a total of 318.5 points.

Valtteri Bottas is third with 203 points behind the duo fighting for the title. However, the Finn is now mathematically out of the running for the driver’s title, as he leaves his team-mate Hamilton behind with 115.5 points and Verstappen with 129.5 points.

UPDATED DRIVER STANDINGS:

Three races to go
14 points in there
What a season
What a title race

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UPDATED DRIVING VALUES: Three races to the start14 points in itWhat a seasonWhat a title race #BrazilGP





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Red Bull driver Sergio Perez finished fourth with a total of 178 points and is therefore in a position to fight for third place in the drivers’ championship. The point gap between him and Bottas is 25, which could fluctuate in both directions over the next three races. However, the Mexican also has to fend off Lando Norris, who is only 27 points behind him in fifth.

The full ranking for the drivers’ standings after the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend is as follows:

Mercedes extends lead ahead of Red Bull in the Formula 1 constructors’ championship after the Brazilian Grand Prix

So tight at the top

Ferrari consolidates lead over McLaren in the battle for P3

Alpine and AlphaTauri

Three more races!

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So close to the top Ferrari consolidates the lead over McLaren in the battle for P3Alpine and AlphaTauri





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Alpine F1 is tied for fifth place in the constructors’ championship with Alpha Tauri with 112 points each. The French scored two points in the Brazilian Grand Prix, while the Faenza team finished both drivers outside the top 10.

The hard-fought battle for the drivers ‘and constructors’ championship is set to intensify in the next two races: two brand-new tracks are premiering in Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

The full classification for the Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship after the Brazilian Grand Prix is ​​as follows:

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Edited by Sandeep Banerjee

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