The Race F1 Podcast Free preview: In-car insights from Saturday in Brazil
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Nov 9, 2025 In this exciting discussion, the fallout from Oscar Piastri's crash at Turn 3 steals the spotlight, reshaping the day's events. Red Bull's unexpected struggle in Q1 raises eyebrows while they contemplate strategic resets. Mercedes and Ferrari emerge as potential threats to Lando Norris, whose calm demeanor is discussed alongside his recent driving improvements. The hosts analyze midfield volatility and how small changes can lead to big points. With weather warnings looming, they expect a one-stop strategy for the race, adding to the championship uncertainty.
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Piastri's Sprint Crash From Water On Kerb
- Oscar Piastri crashed in the sprint when damp water pooled on the stepped turn‑three kerb and launched him into the barriers.
- That incident immediately led to Hulkenberg and Franco Colapinto also hitting the wall and reshaped the sprint result, handing Lando Norris the win.
Low Grip Favours Norris' Driving Style
- Low‑grip conditions at Interlagos amplified differences in driving style, benefiting Lando Norris over Oscar Piastri.
- Andrea Stella and the team believe Piastri can adapt quickly and still challenge in the main race.
Red Bull Setup Sensitivity Explains Q1 Shock
- Red Bull's sensitivity to setup and ride made both cars vulnerable, producing a rare double Q1 exit.
- Small setup changes moved the RB out of its narrow operating window and wrecked qualifying pace.