F1 Sao Paulo GP: How To Watch Brazil Grand Prix 2025 In India

Brazil GP 2025: Lando Norris claimed pole position for the season's 21st race at the São Paulo Grand Prix. The McLaren driver's time of 1:09.511s edged out Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli (1:09.685s) by just 0.174s. Title rival Oscar Piastri could only qualify fourth, while defending champion Max Verstappen suffered his worst-ever qualifying result as he was knocked out in Q1 and ended up in 16th place with a time of 1:10.403s.

According to the latest update, Max Verstappen will start the Sao Paulo Grand Prix from the pit lane. Red Bull has elected to change Verstappen's power unit and change the set-up on his car, therefore breaking parc ferme regulations, so he will start from the pit lane.

So far, Norris has dominated the earlier sessions of the São Paulo Grand Prix. He won the sprint race, which saw his title rival and McLaren teammate crash out early, whereas Max Verstappen could only finish 4th.

Norris will look to continue his current streak after bouncing back to form in Mexico City, where he stormed to victory with a commanding lead of 30.324 seconds over Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc. This was the largest winning gap seen since Max Verstappen’s 33.731-second triumph in Hungary back in 2023.

The win had propelled the British driver back to the top of the Drivers' Championship table for the first time since April, and after the Sprint race he now holds a nine-point lead (365 vs 356) over teammate Oscar Piastri.

Verstappen, who won the previous Brazilian GP after starting 17th on the grid, now finds himself 39 points adrift (326 points) of Norris, with just four races left before the season draws to a close.

Will Norris secure another victory to stamp his authority for the 2025 Drivers Championship, or will the weather play a spoilsport?

Here's all you need to know about the Sao Paulo GP (Brazilian Grand Prix 2025), including the latest weather updates, staring grid and more.

According to the latest updates, rain has arrived at the Interlagos circuit just a few hours before the race. The unexpected weather could add more twists and drama to the 2025 São Paulo Grand Prix as the track got quite damp.

According to Brazil's National Institute of Meteorology (INMET), there are very few chances of rain expected to disrupt the São Paulo Grand Prix. If there's no more rain, it would mean a dry start to the 2025 São Paulo Grand Prix.

The São Paulo Grand Prix will take place on Sunday, November 9 and will start at 10:30 p.m (IST).

Fans in India can watch the São Paulo Grand Prix 2025 (Brazilian GP) on the FanCode app and website. The event will also be available live via the TATA Play FanCode Sports on TV.

1) Lando Norris, McLaren

2) Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes

3) Charles Leclerc, Ferrari

4) Oscar Piastri, McLaren

5) Isaac Hadjar, Racing Bulls

6) George Russell, Mercedes

7) Liam Lawson, Racing Bulls

8) Oliver Bearman, Haas

9) Pierre Gasly, Alpine

10) Nico Hulkenberg, Sauber

11) Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin

12) Alex Albon, Williams

13) Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari

14) Lance Stroll, Aston Martin

15) Carlos Sainz, Williams

16) Max Verstappen, Red Bull (starting from Pit lane)

17) Esteban Ocon, Haas (starting from Pit lane)

18) Franco Colapinto, Alpine

19) Yuki Tsunoda, Red Bull

20) Gabriel Bortoleto, Sauber

According to the official website of Formula 1, here are important statistics for the Brazilian Grand Prix:

• First Grand Prix – 1973

• Track Length – 4.309 km

• Lap record – 1m 10.540s, Valtteri Bottas, Mercedes, 2018

• Most pole positions – Ayrton Senna, Mika Hakkinen, Felipe Massa, Rubens Barrichello, Lewis Hamilton (3)

• Most wins – Michael Schumacher (4)

• 2024 – Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

• 2023 – Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

• 2022 – George Russell (Mercedes)

• 2021 – Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)

• 2019 – Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

• 2024 – Lando Norris (McLaren)

• 2023 – Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

• 2022 – Kevin Magnussen (Haas)

• 2021 – Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

• 2019 – Max Verstappen (Red Bull)