Lando Norris wins Brazilian Grand Prix as Mercedes clinches title
Mercedes secured its first Formula 1 constructors' title since 2021 with three races remaining despite a podium-less race.
Lando Norris won the Brazilian Grand Prix, marking McLaren's first race victory in three months, according to The Race. Norris took the lead after Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes spun at Turn 1 on his second lap following a switch to soft tyres.
Mercedes clinched the Formula 1 constructors' title with three races to spare. The team secured the championship as George Russell finished fourth and Antonelli finished fifth, marking the first time the team has won the title since 2021.
Max Verstappen finished second for Red Bull, having moved up from 21st on the grid. Isack Hadjar of Red Bull took third place, while Oscar Piastri of McLaren finished sixth.
George Russell finished ahead of Antonelli despite spinning in the pitlane during a tyre change. Antonelli reported that his car was steering by itself and he struggled with left-hand corners.
Lewis Hamilton of Ferrari finished ninth after an opening lap charge from 20th to ninth. Nico Hulkenberg of Audi took the final point in 10th place after serving a 10-second time penalty for going off the track at Turn 1.