All news on the topic: Brazilian Grand Prix

The 2024 Formula 1 season gets underway this Saturday with the Bahrain Grand Prix, the first of 24 races set to take place around the world over nine action-packed months

Martin Brundle was involved in a memorable interview with singer-songwriter Machine Gun Kelly, with the American proving unwilling to answer the broadcaster's questions

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was particularly downcast after the Brazilian Grand Prix, calling it the worst weekend in the team's F1 history and slamming their W14 car

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were involved in eye-catching radio exchanges with their respective Mercedes race engineers as the team suffered a horrible weekend in Brazil

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff could barely contain his rage and despair as he reacted to a dismal Brazilian Grand Prix weekend for Lewis Hamilton and George Russell

Mercedes had a horrible weekend at the Brazilian Grand Prix with their cars not performing as expected, restricting Lewis Hamilton to eighth while George Russell didn't finish

Fernando Alonso finished on the podium at the Brazilian Grand Prix following a thrilling duel with Sergio Perez, overtaking his rival on the final lap of the race

Sergio Perez came within a hair's breadth of the podium at the Brazilian Grand Prix but did the job he needed to do regardless to quell speculation over his Red Bull future – for now

Max Verstappen romped to victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix while Mercedes struggled for race pace and Lewis Hamilton had to settle for just eighth place by the end

Max Verstappen is already on three world titles at the age of 26 and has plenty more time left in his F1 career to threaten all the records held by the likes of Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton

Max Verstappen won the Brazilian Grand Prix from pole position, but while he was quickly a tiny speck in the distance to most of his rivals, Lando Norris kept him honest

George Russell did not finish the Brazilian Grand Prix as Mercedes took no risks with his car on the verge of a possible engine failure which could have had consequences

Three-time world champion Max Verstappen has won 17 of this year's 20 races in Formula 1 and it's hard to see anyone stopping the dominant Red Bull driver in 2024

Fernando Alonso went neck-and-neck with Sergio Perez to dramatically earn a spot on the podium after Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix, while Lewis Hamilton only finished eighth

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have endured another tough season with Mercedes - while Max Verstappen has claimed a third consecutive world title with Red Bull

Formula 1 broadcast regular Martin Brundle hit headlines following an awkward interaction with Machine Gun Kelly during a grid walk ahead of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix

Sergio Perez and Fernando Alonso gave everything to beat each other to third place on the last lap of the Brazilian Grand Prix, culminating in a sprint to the finish line

Both Mercedes drivers produced notable radio conversations as George Russell complained about a lack of teamwork and Lewis Hamilton laughed off another request

Charles Leclerc didn't even start a chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix after crashing on the formation lap, leaving Max Verstappen alone on the front row to fight for the win with only Lando Norris for company

Charles Leclerc started the Brazilian Grand Prix second on the grid and in contention for a potential podium finish, but never got the chance to try to achieve that

"Why the f*** am I so unlucky," the despairing Charles Leclerc asked over the radio after losing control of his Ferrari on the formation lap and crashing into the barrier after a hydraulics problem

Sky Sports F1 presenter Martin Brundle came across rapper Machine Gun Kelly on his Brazilian Grand Prix grid walk, leading to an excruciating exchange between them on live TV

George Russell was given a grid penalty for the Brazilian Grand Prix after breaking a new F1 rule in qualifying when he failed to get out of the way of a rival in the pit exit

Lewis Hamilton has finally had enough of his Mercedes W14 car after a dismal Sprint race in Brazil in which the team's upgrades didn't stop him from slipping backwards

The FIA made changes ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix to combat the issue of drivers blocking their rivals in the pit lane, but Max Verstappen thinks a fresh issue has been created