F1 Race Today: Brazilian GP Start Time, TV Channel, and Free Live Stream
The main event of the Brazilian Grand Prix takes place today, Sunday, November 9, with the F1 championship battle favoring Lando Norris as the season nears its end.
The weekend in São Paulo has been intense, with Norris extending his championship lead to nine points over Oscar Piastri after winning the sprint race that Piastri crashed out of. Norris enters today's race ahead of Piastri and rival Max Verstappen.
- Lando Norris will start on pole position, alongside Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli.
- Oscar Piastri qualified fourth, starting from the second row.
- Max Verstappen will begin the race from 16th place after his first Q1 elimination since Sochi 2021.
Last year's Brazilian GP winner Verstappen has struggled with his RB21's setup across the weekend. Despite starting 17th in 2024, he still managed victory.
With only four races and one final sprint remaining, the championship fight is far from over, making today's race unmissable.
Race Information
The Brazilian GP main race starts today at 2 pm local time (BRT).
"The main event at this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix gets underway TODAY (Sunday, November 9) as the F1 title fight continues to sway in Lando Norris' favour with just four rounds to go."
Check your local listings to find the TV channel and details on free live streams available in your region.
Author’s summary: The Brazilian Grand Prix is crucial, with Norris leading and Verstappen starting deep in the field, promising intense competition as the season nears its climax.
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