Lando Norris made significant strides in the Drivers’ Championship in Brazil, but who else had a landmark week at Interlagos?

Lando Norris tightened his grip on the title with a dominant victory in São Paulo. Meanwhile, Kimi Antonelli collected two podiums, Ferrari collapsed and tempers flared further down the order.

Following an impressive victory at the São Paulo Grand Prix, Lando Norris spoke to the media about his mentality going forward.

Lando Norris took a dominant victory in São Paulo to cap a clean-sweep weekend, while Max Verstappen charged through the field to third from the pit lane, missing out on second to Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli.

A qualifying full of thrilling twists and turns set the mixed up starting order for race day in São Paulo, complete with Max Verstappen starting from the pit lane, Oscar Piastri in fourth and Lando Norris on pole. Here’s everything to look out for in what is sure to be another dramatic São Paulo Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri is determined to rewrite his weekend and quickly move on from his Sprint race crash, which resulted in the Australian dropping nine points behind teammate Lando Norris.

Lando Norris took sprint victory from pole in an interrupted session that saw title rival Oscar Piastri crash out after running in third, while Mercedes scored a double podium led by Kimi Antonelli.

A rundown of sprint qualifying for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

A run down of the sole practice session ahead of the 2025 Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Championship leader Lando Norris insists 'nothing changes' in his mindset, despite a tight 1-point lead over teammate Piastri and pressure from Verstappen.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown made a staggering statement about the future of Papaya rules and how it will influence the Championship. The American revealed he would rather see Max Verstappen secure the championship than have to decide to prioritise one driver at McLaren.

It was a statement weekend from Lando Norris as he seized the lead of the Drivers’ Championship, but who were the other winners or losers in Mexico City?

A look at Lando Norris’s career development between 2024 and 2025, tracing his championship bid for 2025 so far and his position within his team.

Lando Norris cruised to victory at the Mexico City Grand Prix, taking the championship lead from Oscar Piastri by one point with just four races to go. Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen completed the podium, a potential P2 for the defending champion fading away after a late-race VSC, while Oliver Bearman finished fourth ahead of Oscar Piastri.

Perhaps one of the most crucial qualifying sessions in the title fight narrative unfolded on Saturday in Mexico City, with Lando Norris triumphing as the pole-sitter ahead of Ferrari clinching P2 and P3. Here’s everything to look out for in a race that sees Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen starting on the back-foot, while Norris is in prime position to reclaim the championship lead.

Norris outlines his perspective on Sunday's Grand Prix after crucial pole position in Mexico City.

Lando Norris took pole at the Mexican Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton completing the top three. Norris’ main championship rivals, Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri, only managed fifth and eighth, setting up a tantalising starting grid for tomorrow.

The third and final hour-long practice session was the last chance for the teams and drivers to fully get to grips with the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, with Lando Norris topping the times.

Lando Norris stays philosophical as he hunts teammate Oscar Piastri for the title while keeping an eye on a resurgent Max Verstappen, whom he admits "has been in very good form".

Max Verstappen converted pole to victory at the United States Grand Prix to cap off a dominant weekend, slicing his deficit to the championship leader down to 40 points. Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc completed the podium following thrilling battles throughout the race for second, eventually claimed by Norris, while championship leader Oscar Piastri finished fifth.