With Colapinto out, Norris wins the Brazil GP sprint 🏁 | OneFootball

Lando Norris led the Brazilian Grand Prix sprint from start to finish and was the winner, followed by Kimi Antonelli and George Russell. Meanwhile, Franco Colapinto was unable to complete the race and finished 20th due to an off-track incident, just like Oscar Piastri.

Final result of the 2025 Brazilian GP sprint in Formula 1 Lando Norris – 53:25.928 Kimi Antonelli – +0.845s George Russell – +2.318s Max Verstappen – +4.423s Charles Leclerc – +16.483s Fernando Alonso – +18.306s Lewis Hamilton – +18.603s Pierre Gasly – +19.366s Lance Stroll – +23.933s Isack Hadjar – +29.548s Esteban Ocon – +31.000s Oliver Bearman – +31.334s Liam Lawson – +38.090s Yuki Tsunoda – +38.462s Carlos Sainz – +38.951s Nico Hülkenberg – +42.349s Alexander Albon – +55.456s Gabriel Bortoleto – DNF Oscar Piastri – DNF Franco Colapinto – DNF Water was a major issue on the Interlagos track this morning. One of the drivers affected was the Argentine, who had to retire on lap six after going off track and crashing into the wall, which left his car severely damaged on the left side.

The incident originated because, in the third corner, Oscar Piastri touched the edge of the curb and subsequently went off track. This contact sprayed accumulated water in the area, causing Colapinto and Bortoleto to also go off when they passed through. The Brazilian was the only one of the three who managed to continue.

After a red flag that lasted 10 minutes to remove the cars, the race was restarted with Norris still in the lead. The Mercedes drivers tried to overtake him for first place, but the McLaren managed to hold on until the end.

Although it seemed everything would end without further incidents, there was another accident on the last lap involving Gabriel Bortoleto. The local driver suffered a heavy crash that destroyed his car and the images were shocking, but the Brazilian communicated with his team to reassure them and confirm that he was okay.

Now, the teams of the affected cars will have to work quickly so their drivers can make it to qualifying, which will take place at 3:00 p.m. this Saturday—a key session for Sunday’s race.

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