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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

Mika Hakkinen tipped Lando Norris to provide a strong challenge to Max Verstappen at the Brazilian Grand Prix and the Brit is feeling confident after finishing second in the sprint race

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

Max Verstappen starts the Brazilian Grand Prix on pole with Charles Leclerc alongside him on the front row, while Lewis Hamilton has already ruled himself out of winning the race

Mercedes started well with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton making early progress, but both lost tyre grip and struggled for race pace later in the short-form Sprint

Ted Kravitz is known for his quirky presenting style on his post-F1 session Notebook show, and produced another baffling moment on Sky Sports after the Brazil GP Sprint

Daniel Ricciardo finished ninth in the Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint as AlphaTauri once again showed good pace from their improved car, but the Aussie declared it to be the worst place to be at the end

George Russell and Lewis Hamilton started the Brazilian Grand Prix strongly, but their pace fell off dramatically and the latter was even overtaken by Yuki Tsunoda

Lando Norris began the Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint on pole with Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez baring their teeth behind him, while George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were also well-placed

Lando Norris was not impressed to learn he was being investigated by the F1 stewards at the Brazilian Grand Prix over an alleged rule break during the Sprint Shootout

Lewis Hamilton struggled in both qualifying sessions for the Sprint and main race at the Brazilian Grand Prix and pointed the finger at his Mercedes car for his struggles

Runaway F1 champion Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team are clear favourites again at the Brazilian Grand Prix, but double title-winner Mika Hakkinen things two of his rivals can stop him

George Russell was one of three drivers to be hit with grid penalties after they were all found to have broken new rules around the pit lane during qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon both had their Sprint Shootout plans ruined after a hefty collision causing damage to the cars of both former Alpine F1 teammates

Qualifying at the Brazilian Grand Prix was cut short by a sudden storm which swept across the Interlagos track, and the strong winds had Max Verstappen worried about his Red Bull

Max Verstappen claimed pole position ahead of Sunday’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix and was presented with his award by a familiar face to Brazilian and Italian football fans

Qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix was ended earlier than expected as a storm swept across Sao Paulo and brought with it strong winds and incredibly heavy rain

Lando Norris was seventh quickest on the timesheets when a storm blew over the Interlagos track, bringing a premature end to the session with Max Verstappen on pole

George Russell was investigated by the F1 stewards after qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix, accused of breaking the new rule about impeding in the pit lane

A sudden storm brought an abrupt end to qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix, at which point Lewis Hamilton was fifth on the timesheets, one place ahead of George Russell