Norris calls São Paulo win one of his best after chaotic race

Lando Norris has described his São Paulo Grand Prix victory at Interlagos as one of the best wins of his F1 career. The race was run in shifting wet, dry and wet conditions, with drivers switching between intermediate and slick tyres several times before a late downpour brought the field back onto intermediates.

Norris finished 14.602 seconds clear of Max Verstappen for his third win of the season. He said a key moment came when Andrea Kimi Antonelli's team called an early switch to slicks, which allowed Norris to close up behind and pressure the Mercedes driver into a mistake that he capitalised on.

Norris praised the team's execution, pit stops and timing, saying it was one of the best races the team had produced. He added that the race had demanded constant information exchange with his engineers, given the difficulty of the conditions.