Mercedes Secures Constructors' Championship Following Brazilian Grand Prix
Lando Norris claimed victory in São Paulo while Mercedes clinched the world constructors' title with strong finishes from George Russell and Kimi Antonelli.
Driver Lando Norris secured victory on Sunday at the Brazilian Grand Prix in São Paulo, driving for McLaren and crossing the finish line ahead of the competition.
The podium at the São Paulo event featured Norris in first place, followed by the two Red Bull cars driven by Max Verstappen of the Netherlands and French driver Isack Hadjar.
Mercedes officially secured the world constructors' championship following a successful season highlighted by Kimi Antonelli's victory the previous week and consistent scoring in Brazil.
During Sunday's race, Antonelli finished in fourth position, while his teammate George Russell secured fifth place to lock in the championship points for the team.
Following the conclusion of the Brazilian Grand Prix, the updated constructors' standings place Mercedes firmly in the lead with 652 points overall.
Ferrari holds second place in the constructors' standings with 512 points, followed by Red Bull in third position with 415 points and McLaren in fourth with 398 points.
Further down the standings, Racing Bulls accumulated 112 points for fifth place, Alpine claimed sixth with 69 points, and Haas took seventh with 31 points.
The remaining constructor rankings feature Audi in eighth with 28 points, Williams in ninth with 12 points, Aston Martin in tenth with 7 points, and Cadillac closing the table with 0 points.