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2021 São Paulo Grand Prix Results

Date:
Track: Autódromo José Carlos Pace - São Paulo - Brazil
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Session times for the São Paulo Grand Prix
SessionTime (UTC)
Practice 1Fri, 12 Nov
QualifyingFri, 12 Nov
Practice 2Sat, 13 Nov
SprintSat, 13 Nov
RaceSun, 14 Nov, 17:00 UTC
PosDriverTime/Status
1L. Hamilton1:32:22.851
2M. Verstappen+10.496
3V. Bottas+13.576
4S. Pérez+39.940
5C. Leclerc+49.517
6C. Sainz+51.820
7P. Gasly+1 Lap
8E. Ocon+1 Lap
9F. Alonso+1 Lap
10L. Norris+1 Lap
11S. Vettel+1 Lap
12K. Räikkönen+1 Lap
13G. Russell+1 Lap
14A. Giovinazzi+1 Lap
15Y. Tsunoda+1 Lap
16N. Latifi+1 Lap
17N. Mazepin+2 Laps
18M. Schumacher+2 Laps
RD. RicciardoPower loss
RL. StrollCollision damage
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PosDriverTime/Status
1V. Bottas29:09.559
2M. Verstappen+1.170
3C. Sainz+18.723
4S. Pérez+19.787
5L. Hamilton+20.872
6L. Norris+22.558
7C. Leclerc+25.056
8P. Gasly+34.158
9E. Ocon+34.632
10S. Vettel+34.867
11D. Ricciardo+35.869
12F. Alonso+36.578
13A. Giovinazzi+41.880
14L. Stroll+44.037
15Y. Tsunoda+46.150
16N. Latifi+46.760
17G. Russell+47.739
18K. Räikkönen+50.014
19M. Schumacher+1:01.680
20N. Mazepin+1:07.474
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Only drivers who finished the race.

Extreme laps excluded (time over 1.5 × fastest lap).

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Only drivers who finished the race.

Extreme laps excluded (time over 1.5 × fastest lap).

Pitstop Times

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Pirelli Tyre Stats

Stats provided by Pirelli for the São Paulo Grand Prix 2021.

Compounds
Traction
4
Braking
3
Lateral
3
Tyre Stress
3
Asphalt Grip
3
Asphalt Abrasion
3
Downforce
4
Pressures (Front/Rear)
22 psi / 20 psi
Camber Limit (Front/Rear)
-3.5° / -2°