On the back of his sensational victory at yesterday's Sao Paulo Grand Prix, Max Verstappen insisted that he felt unstoppable in the tricky, rainy conditions in last Sunday's 69-lap race in Brazil.

Jim Clark winning by almost five minutes, and lapping all but second-placed Jack Brabham, at Spa in Belgium in 1963 Jackie Stewart winning by four minutes in fog and rain at the Nurburgring in 1968 ...

Criciúma scored in the 22nd minute through Vizeu, who took advantage of successive mistakes by the visitors' defenders to put ...

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A judge has handed down long sentences to two former police officers for the 2018 murder of Rio de Janeiro city councilwoman ...

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Red Bull driver Max Verstappen took a major step toward securing his fourth straight F1 title by winning the Brazilian Grand ...

Brazilian police have indicted a Colombian fish trader as the person who planned the slayings of Indigenous expert Bruno ...

Autoweek rounds up some talking points from the São Paulo Grand Prix weekend. Formula 1 Learns From Past Weather Failures.

Max Verstappen let his driving do the talking on Sunday afternoon at Interlagos as he took firm control of the championship; ...