Formula One fans are in for a treat on Sunday, November 9, with the F1 Brazilian Grand Prix set to take place at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace, better known as Interlagos, in São Paulo, Brazil. It's been a wild weekend in Sao Paulo,

After a gap of 15 years since Brazilian Formula 1 fans last had a homegrown driver on the grid, some have been moved to come up with mascots, songs, anything to cheer for 21-year-old rookie Gabriel Bortoleto at this Sunday’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Lando Norris won in Sao Paulo and is starting to look like a genuine title favourite, as Oscar Piastri once again failed to reach the podium

Formula 1 is a dangerous sport, but the dangers can often spill over into the real world - a lesson a former world champion learned the hard way ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen wrote off his Formula One title chances after the Red Bull driver qualified a surprise 16th for Sunday's Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

After a costly sprint race crash, Bortoleto is using the heartbreak of failing to make qualifying at his very first Brazil Grand Prix as fuel to become a more rounded Formula 1 driver