He Brazilian GP It will be exciting and after a dynamic sprint race, drivers will have to put on their suits and get into their cars to compete for the ranking in Interlagos. He 2024 Formula 1 World Cup It’s very balanced and every detail is going to be important for the future of the championship, so what’s happening in the José Carlos Pace Autodrome may be relevant. In OKDIARIO website We will tell you live and live online minute by minute the ranking of this exciting Brazilian GP.
The rankings of the Brazilian GP, live
Maximum excitement in the 2024 F1 World Championship
There are only four races left before the end of the 2024 Formula 1 World Championship and the fight for the title is still hot, although it is true that Max Verstappen remains the big favorite to retain the title. The Dutchman is first in the overall driver standings with 362 points and his closest pursuer is Lando Norris, who has 315 points in his record. It is true that there are four Grand Prix remaining and barring retirements or major unforeseen events for Red Bull, McLaren will have few options because the current champion will always finish in the points. But in this sport, anything can happen and the Briton will be alert and ready to give everything to try to steal first place every time he gets the chance. To this we must add that in the last two races they had their problems, so let’s see what this Brazilian GP has in store for us.
Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso
Carlos Sainz won the other day at the Mexican GP and would like to add one more victory before leaving Ferrari, but he knows it won’t be easy due to the fight that exists between Lando Norris and Max Verstappen. On the other side would be Fernando Alonso, who retired from his 400th race a week ago and now wants to leave that bittersweet taste behind and be able to finish the Brazilian GP in the points.
It’s over!
Hello everyone !! Welcome to the live online broadcast of the minute-by-minute classification of the Brazilian GP, which takes place at the Autodromo José Carlos Pace, also known as Interlagos. The drivers know that the 2024 Formula 1 World Championship is coming to an end and they must do everything they can to get a good starting position for tomorrow.
Where to watch the Brazilian GP on TV
This weekend takes place at Interlagos and fans know that they will be able to watch the Brazilian GP live on television via the pay channel Dazn, to which you will need to be a subscriber.