Norris Tops FP1 at Interlagos
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In the opening practice session of Formula 1’s Brazilian Grand Prix, Lando Norris set the fastest lap with a time of 1 m 11.717 s, 0.082 s ahead of Kimi Antonelli’s 1 m 11.799 s. Max Verstappen qualified third, 0.236 s off Norris, while Lewis Hamilton was the quickest Ferrari, finishing fourth and 0.324 s behind the leader. George Russell took fifth, 0.386 s down, and Isack Hadjar was sixth, 0.439 s slower. Gabriele Mini came in seventh, 0.852 s off the pole time, and Franco Colapinto was ninth, just under a tenth slower than Mini. Bortoleto and Liam Lawson rounded out the top ten, each nearly a second behind Norris. Norris had also been fastest in FP1 last year with a 1 m 09.975 s lap.
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- On November 9 2025 2025-11-09 Lando Norris wins Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos.
Why it matters
Immediate US impact: Drivers’ performance may influence team strategies in upcoming races Possible long-term US impact: Potential shift in championship standings could affect sponsorship deals Most affected groups: Formula One teams, drivers, and racing sponsors Reader priority: Fans interested in race day performance and championship implications
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