In the rain, Lando Norris wins the Brazilian Grand Prix, ahead of Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar

Announced as a spoilsport, the rain only finally showed up at the end of the Grand Prix, Sunday November 8 in Sao Paulo (Brazil). And if it caused some fear for some and led to a return to the pits for another tire change, it did not upset the hierarchy.

Poleman quickly doubled, then again in the lead since the 20th lap, the Briton Lando Norris crossed the finish line first at the São Paulo Grand Prix (Brazil), recording his third victory of the season. He won ahead of the two Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Frenchman Isack Hadjar, author of his third podium this season.

The loser of the day is Kimi Antonelli, already crowned world champion last week after the Mexican Grand Prix. Starting in second position, the young Italian jumped perfectly to overtake Lando Norris as soon as the lights went out. But while he was complaining to his team about the "bizarre" behavior of his car, the Mercedes driver spun, giving the lead to the Briton, who was not asking for so much. He ultimately had to settle for fifth place, behind his teammate George Russell.

Despite this disappointment, the Mercedes team was officially crowned constructors' world champion with three Grands Prix remaining at the end of the season.