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Live: F1 set for wet race in Brazil as world champion spins off on way to grid

The drivers' championship has been sealed, but there is still plenty to race for in the final four rounds of this year's Formula 1 world championship. Follow live.

Live: F1 set for wet race in Brazil as world champion spins off on way to grid

The Formula 1 championship remains undecided as the São Paulo Grand Prix approaches, featuring a wet race in Brazil. World champion Kimi Antonelli has already spun off the track, 40 minutes before race start, prompting a lengthy recovery. Mercedes leads the constructors championship, seeking only three more points than Ferrari to clinch the title. Oscar Piastri will start the race from 10th position following a challenging qualifying session, while McLaren's Lando Norris is on pole position.

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