The Brazilian Grand Prix weekend was a whirlwind of drama and high stakes, with resurfaced tracks, media controversies, and unpredictable weather adding layers to the tension. Max Verstappen’s aggressive driving style drew fresh criticism, especially following Mexico, yet he defended it as an integral part of his success, reminding everyone why he remains the top driver on the grid. The resurfaced Interlagos track added to the challenge, as did looming rain, which threw off many teams’ strategies. McLaren impressed in the Sprint Qualifying, with Oscar Piastri making a statement as the team continued to surge forward. Meanwhile, Ferrari faced complications with one car starting from the pit lane and the other striving for consistency amid tricky conditions. In the end, the weekend was a showcase of F1’s fierce competition, with Verstappen standing firm as the sport's reigning champion.