P1racenews AI automatic summary:
We rank the F1 drivers’ performances from best to worst after a wild Brazilian Grand Prix weekend with big title fight implications
The 2025 Formula 1 world championship battle had a significant impact over the weekend, potentially shaping the number one spot. Edd Straw evaluated Max Verstappen, Oscar Piastri, and Kimi Antonelli’s performances at Interlagos in a comprehensive ranking from worst to best. His ranking is based on various factors, including pace, racecraft, consistency, and minimizing mistakes. This ranking system focuses on performance throughout the weekend and does not assess the overall qualities of each driver. Edd’s analysis emphasizes the impact of qualifying on the race and the diverse performance potentials of the cars. Noteworthy performances included Lando Norris’ flawless weekend resulting in two wins and a championship lead, and Max Verstappen’s strong comeback from 19th to finish third despite challenges. Charles Leclerc also stood out for his remarkable performance in qualifying, showcasing his skills despite challenges with the Ferrari car.






