Brazilian Grand Prix

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen won Formula One’s Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday for his eighth career victory in a race which ended disastrously for both Ferrari drivers. Verstappen controlled nearly all the race at Interlagos, which saw a dramatic late collision between Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc when they fought for the fourth position. Toro Rosso’s Pierre Gasly got his first F1 podium after finishing second ahead of six-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton.

Red Bull's Verstappen led until he was spun by Esteban Ocon on lap 44.

Max Verstappen set the rain-soaked Brazilian Grand Prix on fire while most other drivers simply tried to finish.

Autoblog recaps the 2015 Brazilian Formula One Grand Prix, which proved again that if Nico Rosberg could get his end-of-season form at the beginning of the year, he'd be a serious threat to his teammate.

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2010 Brazilian Grand Prix – Click above for high-res image gallery

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