The Briton triumphs in a Mercedes-dominated race in which Carlos Sainz took the podium
Britain’s George Russell, who took the race to the sprint on Saturday, won in Brazil in a Mercedes-dominated race, joined in second place by his teammate Lewis Hamilton. The podium was completed by Carlos Sainz, who started second from the starting line and climbed the tray for the fifteenth time this season.
With his victory on Brazilian soil, Russell became the 20th British driver to win in Formula 1 history. The race confirmed the good moment Mercedes had been going through in recent weeks, since the Constructors’ Championship. in the hands of Red Bull, which had not run a double since the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix in 2020.
It wasn’t a bad day for the Spaniards, who made another comeback this year with fifth-place finisher Fernando Alonso. The Spaniard managed to finish behind Charles Leclerc, who also moved up after starting from behind in his first few laps. For his part, Max Verstappen, who seals a record season, finished in sixth place and managed to finish in the top ten with just one test left to say goodbye to the World Cup for another year.
Source: La Verdad
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