It’s the image of the Grand Prix! Authors of a splendid battle at the end of the Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso and Sergio P\u00e9rez crossed the finish line separated by just… 53 milliseconds in favor of the double world champion! Great art.<\/p>\n
The famous photo finish. \ud83d\ude01 #F1 #Formula1 #BrazilGP \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\uddf7 pic.twitter.com\/qOJRt5Vk50\u2014 Cladounnet \u0394\ud83e\udebf (@Cladounnet) November 6, 2023<\/p>\n
A tight finish that is reminiscent of a famous animated film about car racing…<\/p>\n
+0.053 #BrazilGP pic.twitter.com\/gGZU024Sub \u2014 F1 in Movistar Plus+ (@movistar_F1) November 5, 2023<\/p>\n
Absent from the box since the Italian Grand Prix, Sergio P\u00e9rez is facing great difficulty despite a solid race this Sunday. Here’s the proof, no less than 7 other drivers have collected more podiums than the Mexican during this period, despite being behind the wheel of the fastest car on the grid.<\/p>\n
“Drivers who have been on the podium since Sergio P\u00e9rez’s last podium, and their number during this period:<\/p>\n
– Max Verstappen (6)<\/p>\n
– Lando Norris (5)<\/p>\n
– Carlos Sainz (2)<\/p>\n
– Oscar Piastri (2)<\/p>\n
– Lewis Hamilton (2)<\/p>\n
– Charles Leclerc (1)<\/p>\n
– Fernando Alonso (1)<\/p>\n
#F1 #BrazilGP”<\/p>\n
Max Verstappen won his 52nd career victory this Sunday, placing himself above Alain Prost and just one step below Sebastian Vettel. All of this at only 26 years old!<\/p>\n
“Super Max! \ud83e\udd81@Max33Verstappen moves up to fourth in the all-time wins list \u2728#BrazilGP #F1<\/p>\n[Link to image]\n
\u2014 Formula 1 (@F1) November 6, 2023”<\/p>\n
The unlucky one of the weekend once again is Charles Leclerc. Indeed, the Ferrari driver was forced to retire even before the formation lap, falling victim to a hydraulic leak. The season’s ending is definitely dragging on for the Monegasque.<\/p>\n
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\nCHALES LECLERC IS ALREADY IN THE BARRIERS DURING THE FORMATION LAP!!! #F1<\/a> #BrazilGP<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/Yqqm8ntDdj<\/a><\/p>\n