Verstappen’s Final Stop in Brazil GP Explained

During the Brazilian Grand Prix, Lando Norris’s second pit stop on lap 50 elevated Max Verstappen, who started from the pitlane, into the lead. Verstappen later made a final stop while leading by under seven seconds, as Red Bull expressed concerns over his ability to maintain pace on worn tyres. When Norris re-emerged from the pits, Verstappen held an eight-second advantage. The race highlighted strategic decisions impacting the championship outcome.

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