Verstappen seeks answers over Red Bull oversteer in Brazil

Max Verstappen finished second behind Lando Norris at the São Paulo Grand Prix after charging from 21st on the grid, but he said his Red Bull was not right in the second half of the race. He reported an extreme amount of oversteer in high-speed corners once he switched to slick tyres, which made the car very difficult to drive.

Verstappen said Red Bull needs to understand whether something had broken on the car, such as an aero loss, because the behaviour was not normal. He added that the car was markedly different on intermediate tyres later in the race, which he said showed there was a problem.

He has reached the podium at Interlagos from a lowly starting position in each of the past three years, and said he would like to start further forward next year.