P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Max Verstappen’s 2024 Brazilian Grand Prix win from 17th on the grid puts him equal fourth – or arguably third – in the rankings for the lowest grid positions from which a Formula 1 grand prix has been won
Max Verstappen’s victory at the 2024 Brazilian Grand Prix, starting from 17th on the grid, places him among the top performers in F1 history in terms of starting positions. This win surpasses his previous notable win from 14th place at the 2022 Belgian GP. Verstappen now holds the record for winning a race from a lower grid position than legendary drivers Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher. His impressive performance in Brazil shows his exceptional skill and determination on the track. In the history of F1, there have been remarkable come-from-behind victories, such as John Watson’s win at the 1982 Detroit street race. Notable instances like Kimi Raikkonen’s charge from 17th to victory at the 2005 Suzuka race showcase the unpredictable nature of the sport. Verstappen’s remarkable win in Brazil exemplifies the thrill and excitement that F1 races bring to fans worldwide.
