Video: Why did Mercedes' weekend go wrong so abruptly?
A nightmarish one-off or an unwelcome sign of a wider problem? We look at the implications of Mercedes' awful Brazilian Grand Prix
A nightmarish one-off or an unwelcome sign of a wider problem? We look at the implications of Mercedes' awful Brazilian Grand Prix
Daniel Ricciardo bemoaned "something a bit lame" in F1's rules that forced him and Oscar Piastri to run the Brazilian GP a lap down and "completely zapped" his excitement for the restart. Scott Mitchell-Malm explains the combination of rules that left the pair in that position
Mercedes’ brutal initial autopsy of its abject Brazilian Grand Prix performance pulled the handbrake on the recent positivity surrounding its progress in Formula 1. But is it actually bad news for the long term?
The double winner, his biggest rival or the surprise podium hero - who does Edd Straw rank as the best performer of Formula 1's 2023 Brazilian Grand Prix weekend?
Lando Norris took the fight to Max Verstappen throughout Formula 1's Brazilian Grand Prix weekend but ended up with two relatively narrow defeats. Was that inevitable or a missed opportunity?
Max Verstappen was made to work for his Brazilian GP victory by Lando Norris. But neither were centre stage in the closing laps - the focus instead shifted to Fernando Alonso's surely futile attempts to keep Sergio Perez behind. Mark Hughes explains how a seemingly doomed podium finish was saved
Reasons for all three podium finishers to be content after the Brazilian Grand Prix - but the winner of last year's race found itself reflecting on a sorry showing. Here's our pick of winners and losers from Interlagos
The organisers of Brazil’s Formula 1 race have been referred to the FIA World Motor Sport Council for potential penalties after spectators began a track invasion while cars were still on the circuit and risked "disastrous consequences"
Ferrari believes it was an electronics issue that sent Charles Leclerc into the wall on the Brazilian Grand Prix formation lap, and admitted it reoccurred almost immediately while he was trying to make it back to the pits for repairs
Mercedes Formula 1 team boss Toto Wolff had been downcast after his cars slid backwards through the Interlagos sprint race. But his misery level plunged through the floor after the Brazilian Grand Prix itself
