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This is the 20th round of the Formula 1 World Championship. Kimi Antonelli was crowned 2026 world champion last weekend in Mexico.
British F1 driver Lando Norris (McLaren) won the Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday in São Paulo, ahead of the two Red Bulls of Dutchman Max Verstappen and Frenchman Isack Hadjar.
At the end of this thrilling 20th round of the World Championship, Mercedes was also crowned constructors' world champion thanks to the fourth and fifth places of its drivers, the Briton George Russell and the Italian Kimi Antonelli, crowned 2026 world champion last weekend in Mexico.

Lando Norris wins the São Paulo Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar. Kimi Antonelli gave up the lead after a spin and finished fifth. Mercedes is crowned constructors' world champion with three races remaining.

Tom Laperche won the Route du Rhum in 6 days, 13 hours, 27 minutes and 40 seconds. Thomas Coville finished second at 15 hours and 12 minutes, followed by Louis Burton third, 17 hours and one minute after the winner.

Julie Bourgis, 17, won gold in the pole vault with 4.20 meters at the Dakar Youth Olympic Games, giving France its third gold medal. The French delegation totaled eight medals (three gold, three silver, two bronze).

Carlos Alcaraz wins his first Masters 1000 in Paris, looks back on his quarter-final against Taylor Fritz, his four and a half month injury, and shows his confidence for the Turin Masters and the Davis Cup.

The French XV will host South Africa next Friday in Saint-Denis in a duel between the two leaders of the Nations Championship. The Blues lead the Northern Hemisphere pool with 17 points after their 54-17 win over Fiji, while the Boks lead the Southern Hemisphere pool with 20 points.
Carlos Alcaraz won the Masters 1000 in Paris by beating Ben Shelton in the final (7-6, 7-5). This is the first Parisian title for the Spaniard, who confirms his form after his victory in Vienna and is approaching Federer's precocity records.