Welcome to our index page of the 2023 Sao Paulo Grand Prix. From here you will find links to all our latest reports, pictures and results from Brazil.

Session Reports

FP1: Sainz leads Ferrari 1-2 in Brazil GP free practice

Qualifying: Verstappen on pole as lightning red flags Q3 in Brazil

Sprint Showdown: Norris edges Verstappen for Sao Paulo Sprint pole

Sprint Race: Verstappen flies past Norris in T1 to claim Sprint win

Grand Prix: Verstappen beats Norris after crash-strewn start

Photos

Gallery: All the pictures from Thursday's build-up in Brazil

Gallery: All the pictures from qualifying day in Brazil

Gallery: All the pictures from sprint day in Brazil

Gallery: All the pictures from race day in Brazil

Results

Free Practice 1 results

Pos Driver Team Time Gap Laps
1 Carlos Sainz Ferrari 1:11.732s 30
2 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 1:11.840s + 0.108s 32
3 George Russell Mercedes 1:11.865s + 0.133s 31
4 Nico Hülkenberg Haas 1:11.928s + 0.196s 19
5 Alexander Albon Williams 1:12.044s + 0.312s 28
6 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 1:12.136s + 0.404s 26
7 Pierre Gasly Alpine 1:12.184s + 0.452s 31
8 Zhou Guanyu Alfa Romeo 1:12.481s + 0.749s 27
9 Logan Sargeant Williams 1:12.579s + 0.847s 30
10 Kevin Magnussen Haas 1:12.592s + 0.860s 24
11 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 1:12.615s + 0.883s 28
12 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 1:12.638s + 0.906s 30
13 Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri 1:12.714s + 0.982s 29
14 Daniel Ricciardo AlphaTauri 1:12.778s + 1.046s 27
15 Esteban Ocon Alpine 1:12.779s + 1.047s 30
16 Max Verstappen Red Bull 1:12.793s + 1.061s 30
17 Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo 1:13.012s + 1.280s 31
18 Sergio Pérez Red Bull 1:13.056s + 1.324s 31
19 Lando Norris McLaren 1:13.629s + 1.897s 25
20 Oscar Piastri McLaren 1:13.838s + 2.106s 28

Qualifying results

Pos Driver Team Q1 Q2 Q3
1 Max Verstappen Red Bull 1:10.436s 1:10.162s 1:10.727s
2 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 1:10.472s 1:10.303s 1:11.021s
3 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 1:10.551s 1:10.375s 1:11.344s
4 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 1:10.557s 1:10.237s 1:11.387s
5 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 1:10.604s 1:10.266s 1:11.469s
6 George Russell Mercedes 1:10.340s 1:10.316s 1:11.590s
7 Lando Norris McLaren 1:10.623s 1:10.021s 1:11.987s
8 Carlos Sainz Ferrari 1:10.624s 1:10.254s 1:11.989s
9 Sergio Pérez Red Bull 1:10.668s 1:10.219s 1:12.321s
10 Oscar Piastri McLaren 1:10.519s 1:10.330s
11 Nico Hülkenberg Haas 1:10.475s 1:10.547s
12 Esteban Ocon Alpine 1:10.763s 1:10.562s
13 Pierre Gasly Alpine 1:10.793s 1:10.567s
14 Kevin Magnussen Haas 1:10.602s 1:10.723s
15 Alexander Albon Williams 1:10.621s 1:10.840s
16 Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri 1:10.837s
17 Daniel Ricciardo AlphaTauri 1:10.843s
18 Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo 1:10.955s
19 Logan Sargeant Williams 1:11.035s
20 Zhou Guanyu Alfa Romeo 1:11.275s

Sprint Showdown results

Pos Driver Team SQ1 SQ2 SQ3
1 Lando Norris McLaren 1:11.824s 1:11.221s 1:10.622s
2 Max Verstappen Red Bull 1:11.888s 1:11.262s 1:10.683s
3 Sergio Pérez Red Bull 1:12.218s 1:11.230s 1:10.756s
4 George Russell Mercedes 1:11.976s 1:11.516s 1:10.857s
5 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 1:11.870s 1:11.476s 1:10.940s
6 Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri 1:12.358s 1:11.676s 1:11.019s
7 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 1:12.107s 1:11.473s 1:11.077s
8 Daniel Ricciardo AlphaTauri 1:12.175s 1:11.423s 1:11.122s
9 Carlos Sainz Ferrari 1:11.796s 1:11.491s 1:11.126s
10 Oscar Piastri McLaren 1:12.356s 1:11.648s 1:11.189s
11 Kevin Magnussen Haas 1:12.058s 1:11.727s
12 Nico Hülkenberg Haas 1:12.136s 1:11.752s
13 Pierre Gasly Alpine 1:12.229s 1:11.822s
14 Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo 1:12.303s 1:11.872s
15 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 1:12.224s
16 Esteban Ocon Alpine 1:12.388s
17 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 1:12.482s
18 Zhou Guanyu Alfa Romeo 1:12.497s
19 Alexander Albon Williams 1:12.525s
20 Logan Sargeant Williams 1:12.615s

Sprint Race results

Pos Driver Team Gap Stops
1 Max Verstappen Red Bull 24 laps - 30:07.209s 0
2 Lando Norris McLaren + 4.287s 0
3 Sergio Pérez Red Bull + 13.617s 0
4 George Russell Mercedes + 25.879s 0
5 Charles Leclerc Ferrari + 28.560s 0
6 Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri + 29.210s 0
7 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes + 34.726s 0
8 Carlos Sainz Ferrari + 35.106s 0
9 Daniel Ricciardo AlphaTauri + 35.303s 0
10 Oscar Piastri McLaren + 38.219s 0
11 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin + 39.061s 0
12 Lance Stroll Aston Martin + 39.478s 0
13 Pierre Gasly Alpine + 40.621s 0
14 Esteban Ocon Alpine + 42.848s 0
15 Alexander Albon Williams + 43.394s 0
16 Kevin Magnussen Haas + 56.507s 0
17 Zhou Guanyu Alfa Romeo + 58.723s 0
18 Nico Hülkenberg Haas + 60.330s 0
19 Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo + 60.749s 0
20 Logan Sargeant Williams + 60.945s 0

Grand Prix results

Pos Driver Team Gap Stops
1 Max Verstappen Red Bull 71 laps - 1:26:07.136s 4
2 Lando Norris McLaren + 8.277s 4
3 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin + 34.155s 4
4 Sergio Pérez Red Bull + 34.208s 4
5 Lance Stroll Aston Martin + 40.845s 4
6 Carlos Sainz Ferrari + 50.188s 4
7 Pierre Gasly Alpine + 56.093s 4
8 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes + 62.859s 4
9 Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri + 69.880s 4
10 Esteban Ocon Alpine + 1 lap 5
11 Logan Sargeant Williams + 1 lap 4
12 Nico Hülkenberg Haas + 1 lap 4
13 Daniel Ricciardo AlphaTauri + 1 lap 4
14 Oscar Piastri McLaren + 2 laps 4
George Russell Mercedes DNF 5
Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo DNF 4
Zhou Guanyu Alfa Romeo DNF 4
Charles Leclerc Ferrari DNF 0
Kevin Magnussen Haas DNF 0
Alexander Albon Williams DNF 0

Drivers championship standings

Pos Driver Points
1 Max Verstappen 524
2 Sergio Pérez 258
3 Lewis Hamilton 226
4 Fernando Alonso 198
5 Lando Norris 195
6 Carlos Sainz 192
7 Charles Leclerc 170
8 George Russell 156
9 Oscar Piastri 87
10 Lance Stroll 63
11 Pierre Gasly 62
12 Esteban Ocon 46
13 Alexander Albon 27
14 Yuki Tsunoda 13
15 Valtteri Bottas 10
16 Nico Hülkenberg 9
17 Daniel Ricciardo 6
18 Zhou Guanyu 6
19 Kevin Magnussen 3
20 Liam Lawson 2
21 Logan Sargeant 1
22 Nyck de Vries 0

Constructors championship standings

Pos Team Points
1 Red Bull 782
2 Mercedes 382
3 Ferrari 362
4 McLaren 282
5 Aston Martin 261
6 Alpine 108
7 Williams 28
8 AlphaTauri 21
9 Alfa Romeo 16
10 Haas 12

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