F1 Race Today: Brazilian GP Start Time, TV Channel and Free Live Stream
The main event at this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix begins today (Sunday, November 9), with the F1 title battle currently favoring Lando Norris, only four races away from the season's end.
After an eventful weekend in São Paulo, Norris has extended his championship lead to nine points over Oscar Piastri, following his victory in the sprint race where Piastri's teammate crashed out. Norris enters the main race with an advantage over both Piastri and rival Max Verstappen.
The McLaren driver will start from pole position alongside Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli. Piastri qualified fourth and will begin from the second row, while Verstappen had a rare qualifying setback, exiting in Q1 for the first time since Sochi 2021, placing him 16th on the grid.
Verstappen, who won last year's Brazil GP starting from 17th, has expressed frustration with his RB21 setup throughout the weekend. With only four grand prix races and a final sprint remaining this season, the championship is set for an exciting conclusion.
Brazilian GP Race Start Time
The second race of the Brazilian GP weekend takes place today (Sunday, November 9) at 2:00 PM local time (BRT).
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Summary: The Brazilian GP main race today promises intense competition, with Lando Norris holding the championship lead and Max Verstappen facing challenges after a tough qualifying session.