Celebrations erupted within the Mercedes camp following a dramatic race at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace Interlagos. The Brackley-based outfit officially clinched the 2026 Formula 1 constructors' world championship, completing a stellar double title sweep despite failing to step onto the podium on race day. The vital points secured in Brazil were more than enough for the Silver Arrows to lock down the ninth constructors' crown in their illustrious history.
This triumph was ironically aided by a truly disastrous outing for their traditional rivals, Scuderia Ferrari. The Maranello squad failed to maximize their points potential after a series of setbacks left their drivers scrambling outside the competitive points-scoring window. Tricky wet weather conditions and fierce midfield battles proved to be a massive stumbling block for the red team throughout the entire weekend.
Meanwhile, the Grand Prix itself was highlighted by a masterclass performance from Lando Norris, who claimed a dominant victory for McLaren by masterfully navigating the treacherous wet tarmac of Interlagos. Behind the winner, the battle for championship momentum heated up as Red Bull showcased remarkable race pace.

Reigning champion Max Verstappen delivered an extraordinary charge through the field, starting from the very back of the grid due to a power unit penalty before storming his way up to secure a remarkable podium finish alongside teammate Isack Hadjar.
Even though McLaren secured the race victory with their star driver, they actually lost ground in terms of points relative to Red Bull's double-podium surge. The battle for the remaining championship positions intensifies dramatically as the 2026 season heads into its final three triple-header rounds in Las Vegas, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi.



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