
2019 Brazilian Grand Prix — Qualifying – McLaren
Carlos Sainz #55 FP3 1m09.588s (+1.268s) 21 laps 10th Q1 No time set (Softs) 20th “Big disappointment today. An issue with the engine during my first attempt in Q1 meant I

Carlos Sainz #55 FP3 1m09.588s (+1.268s) 21 laps 10th Q1 No time set (Softs) 20th “Big disappointment today. An issue with the engine during my first attempt in Q1 meant I

Sao Paulo, 16 November 2019 – Qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix, that gets underway tomorrow at 14.10 local time (18.10 CET), once again saw the pair of SF90s in

Weather: FP1: heavy rain and overcast, 19.6-17.2°C air, 26.2-20.7°C track; FP2: overcast, 20.6-18.4°C air, 25.4-22.5°C track Slippery Friday in Brazil Interlagos is a tricky place. A challenging track at the

LANCE STROLL – CHASSIS 02 FP1 1:19.414 P13 6 laps FP2 1:10.568 P17 33 laps Lance: “There’s not much for us to take away from today because the track conditions meant

MAX VERSTAPPEN First Practice Session: NO TIME SET, Position: 19, Laps: 3 Second Practice Session: 1:09.351, Position: 3, Laps: 33 “It was a bit of a messy day because of

Carlos Sainz #55 FP1 1m17.786s (+1.644s) 16 laps 7th FP2 1m10.310s (+1.093s) 38 laps 10th “Quite a challenging afternoon for us in the dry. I never felt 100 per cent comfortable

Samba do Brasil Brazil and rhythm go hand in hand. Paint a mental picture of Copacabana, imagine the raucous celebrations of the Carnival or even delve into the atmosphere of

Lance Stroll “Racing at Interlagos is always an interesting experience. There is so much passion and emotion from the Brazilian fans. They love racing and they’ve got a great history

Zak Brown, CEO, McLaren Racing, commented: “We congratulate Formula 1 on its commitment to a more sustainable sport. McLaren will continue to work closely in partnership with Formula 1 to

Aston Martin Red Bull Racing is excited to confirm that Alex Albon will continue to race with the Team in 2020 alongside Max Verstappen. After making his Formula One debut

MAX VERSTAPPEN, Position: 4th 1:36.813 (Practice 3 – P6 1:39.366) “Before the weekend we hoped to qualify higher than the

Weather: FP3: overcast and humid, 31.5-30.8°C air, 39.9-37.1°C track; Q: overcast and humid, 30.1-29.8°C air, 35.2-33.7°C track The lights are

P11 – SERGIO PEREZ – CHASSIS 01 Q1 1:39.909 Q2 1:38.620 Sergio: “Everybody did a tremendous job to put the car together

Carlos Sainz #55 FP3 1m39.507s (+1.315s) 14 laps 7th Q1 1m38.882s (Softs) 7th Q2 1m37.982s (Softs) 8th Q3 1m37.818s (Softs) 7th

SERGIO PEREZ – CHASSIS 01 FP1 1:43.369 P18 23 laps FP2 1:40.875 P13 29 laps Sergio: “It’s always physically tough

Weather: FP1: overcast and humid, 32.0-30.5°C air, 42.6-38.2°C track; FP2: overcast and humid, 29.5-29.2°C air, 34.3-33.1°C track Cooling off in

Carlos Sainz #55 FP1 1m41.966s (+1.707s) 20 laps 7th FP2 1m40.145s (+1.372s) 33 laps 7th “A good start to the weekend

MAX VERSTAPPEN First Practice Session: 1:40.259, Position: 1, Laps: 22 Second Practice Session: 1:38.957, Position: 2, Laps: 29 “It was

SportPesa Racing Point F1 Team is delighted to begin a multi-year partnership with IFS, the global enterprise applications company. Going

Maranello, 17 September 2019 – The world championship bids farewell to Europe and heads for Asia and Sunday’s 12th running

