F1 Brazilian GP: Lando Norris tops FP1 as Colton Herta clinches superlicence
Lando Norris was fastest in Free Practice 1 at Formula 1’s Brazilian Grand Prix, leading Kimi Antonelli, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton. Norris outpaced Antonelli by 0.082s on the soft rubber with a time of 1m11.717s, while Verstappen and Hamilton were two and three tenths adrift respectively, with the top-four teams again all close together. Not all of them were happy, however ... Keep reading
Lando Norris set the pace in Free Practice 1 of the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix, edging out Kimi Antonelli, Max Verstappen, and Lewis Hamilton. Norris' time of 1:11.717 on the soft rubber was 0.082 seconds faster than Antonelli, with Verstappen and Hamilton trailing by two and three-tenths of a second respectively. Verstappen expressed frustration with his RB22 over team radio, citing downshift issues and a steering problem.
Rafael Camara, a rookie driver making his F1 debut for Haas in his home country, was 18th-fastest, nearly nine-tenths slower than his teammate Oliver Bearman. Gabriele Mini of Alpine secured seventh place, just 0.085 seconds ahead of his Williams teammate, Luke Browning. Ferrari's Dino Beganovic and Audi's Freddie Slater faced technical issues, resulting in Slater's car switching off after just 12 minutes.
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