São Paulo Grand Prix: Formula One 2026 – live

️ Updates from Interlagos (race due to start 5pm GMT) ️ Email Daniel | Sign up for The Recap Antonelli doesn’t – unusually for young sports stars – look older than his years. He’s all chuchi-faced and innocent, with a luxuriant head of hair, curls spilling out of his baseball cap. I am not envious, not one bit. It knows how to rain in Brazil. Continue reading...

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