Full Results | Norris tops FP1 ahead of Piastri in Brazil
First practice for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos has just finished. Here are the full results.
Full FP1 Results - Sao Paulo GP
Lando Norris set the pace in practice one ahead of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix for McLaren, ahead of his title rival, Oscar Piastri.
in Brazil, the two McLarens were separated by less than half a tenth of a second as the drivers got to grips with the circuit.
Piastri lost the lead of the world championship last time out in Mexico City and is one point behind Norris in the standings. The Australian set the pace ahead of Sauber's Nico Hulkenberg.
Fernando Alonso set the fourth quickest time for Aston Martin ahead of Gabriel Bortoleto, who is racing in front of his home crowd.
Mercedes' George Russell set the pace in the opening stages of the session before falling back to sixth place.
Pierre Gasly set a time good enough for the top 10 and ended up in seventh place for Alpine. Carlos Sainz finished in eighth ahead of Isack Hadjar and Mercedes Kimi Antonelli.
Hadjar is racing at Interlagos for the first time this weekend as he gets towards the end of his rookie F1 season. The Frenchman was impeded slightly with half an hour to go by Piastri on the exit of Turn 5.
Piastri set the pace early on in the session in Brazil before the Australian was usurped by the Mercedes driver Russell.
The opening minutes saw an incident with Red Bull driver Yuki Tsunoda, who bottomed out on the kerb at Turn 4 before hitting the wall and damaging his front wing.
This meant the Japanese driver lost some time in the one and only practice session ahead of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
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