After a 10-race fast, Max Verstappen he returned to winning, or rather dominating, at Interlagos. The double podium Alpine, then, makes the French team jump from ninth to sixth in the constructors' championshipThe three drivers who finished on the podium are therefore the stars of the statistics of the Brazilian GP: let's discover the best 10 below.
Brazilian GP Stats: Verstappen and Red Bull back to dominance
- Max Verstappen won from 10 different positions, surpassing Fernando Alonso's record (9).
- Verstappen ends a 10-game winless streak, its longest since 2020, when he had a streak of 11 games without a win.
- 10 they are also the races passed at the top of the world championship without winning (before Brazil): equaled so Jenson's record Button of the 2009.
- Verstappen won starting from 17th position. Only 5 out of 1.121 races in history they have been won starting from an equal or worse position.
- Verstappen Beats Michael Schumacher's record for the most consecutive days at the top of the leaderboard drivers (Schumacher had remained in the lead for 896 days in a row).
- La Red Bull è Points finish for the 64th consecutive race weekend, equaling the second longest streak ever, set by McLaren from 2010 to 2013 (the record is held by Ferrari, with 81 races consecutive, from 2010 to 2014).
Brazilian GP Statistics: Historic Weekend for Alpine
- Or with had only accumulated 5 points this season before Sunday, his Lowest total after 20 races in his F1 career.
- The last time that two French pilots climbed on the podium was Spain in a 1997, with Olivier Panis in P2 and Jean Alesi in P3.
- The last time that Alpine she's gone on the podium with both drivers was South Korea in a 2013, when they were known as Lotus, with Kimi Raikkonen in P2 and Romain Grosjean in P3.
Brazilian GP Statistics: Hulkenberg Protagonist in Negative
- Nico's disqualification Hulkenberg it was the first black flag for a driver during a Grand Prix from Canada 2007, when Giancarlo Fisichella and Felipe Massa left the pits under the red light.
