Winners and losers from F1's chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix

Winners and losers from F1's chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix

Lando Norris secured his third win of the season for McLaren, showcasing his skill as a "low-grip master" in challenging conditions. His victory came after Max Verstappen's car issue affected his balance on slicks, but Norris remained in control throughout the race.

Mercedes, celebrating their ninth constructors' championship, struggled in the race, with both Kimi Antonelli and George Russell making mistakes. Their double win was overshadowed by these issues.

Max Verstappen, known for his comeback races, had another impressive performance, finishing on the podium despite starting from 21st. His car experienced oversteer on slicks, but he managed to secure a podium finish.

Ferrari faced challenges undoing their grid penalties, with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc struggling with tyre wear and a collision, respectively. Both drivers experienced difficulties as the race progressed.

Isaac Hadjar had a remarkable race, delivering what is likely his best-ever performance in the worst conditions. His willingness to switch strategies proved crucial, staying in third place despite Verstappen's challenge.

Alpine, once in contention for fifth in the championship, faced a disappointing season. Despite their best efforts, they struggled to secure points, often shooting themselves in the foot with penalties.