Скачать или смотреть 2023 F1 Brazilian GP analysis by Peter Windsor

With the front row starting position of Charles Leclerc evaporating on the formation lap with a catastrophic hydraulic failure on his Ferrari, affecting both the car's steering and transmission, Red Bull's Max Verstappen was gifted an easy run down down to Interlagos' first corner from the pole. He went on to win - despite having to do it all again in a second start (enforced by the a mid-field skirmish into Turn One) and a race-long challenge from McLaren's Lando Norris. Now with 524 points in 2023 to his credit, Max scored his 17th win of the season and the 52nd of his career, moving him ahead of Alain Prost in the absolute standings. Lando finished an excellent P2, eight seconds behind; and third, after a titanic battle with Red Bull's Sergio Perez, was Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso. This battle was enthralling not only for its intensity but also for the perspective it offered for Verstappen's drive: with Red Bull no longer updating the RB19, the opposition is closing-in. And yet still - twice in two days - Max proved unbeatable. In this video, Peter Windsor looks back at the day's events and key moments, including "Max versus Lando" (03:21) and "Fernando versus Sergio" (09:05).
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