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Why F1 risks 'horrific incident' if Brazilian GP perils are repeated

F1 risks 'horrific incident' if Brazilian GP perils are repeated

By · Published November 9, 2026  01:36 UTC · Updated November 9, 2026  02:24 UTC

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Coverage from Autosport highlights the perilous conditions, with standing water on the track posing a risk to drivers. The situation is particularly concerning given the proximity of the track's walls to the water, which could result in a catastrophic collision.

Mercedes clinched the constructors' championship.

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The obvious questions

What happened during the Brazilian GP?

Norris won from Verstappen in the rain

What is the concern about the São Paulo Grand Prix?

The perilous conditions and proximity of the track's walls to the water pose a risk to drivers

What happens next in Formula One?

The Las Vegas Grand Prix is scheduled for November 19

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F1 Brazilian GP Formula One Norris Verstappen Mercedes

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