Alex Kalinauckas is the Grand Prix Editor for Autosport magazine and Autosport.com. With a focus on motorsport, Alex covers Formula 1 and has contributed to publications such as Motorsport.com, Autosport, and Cigalah Group. His work has also been featured in The New York Times and Motor1.com.
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By: Alex Kalinauckas
Lando Norris takes a further nibble out of Max Verstappen's championship lead
By: Alex Kalinauckas
Norris won his first F1 sprint race while Verstappen finds himself under investigation for a virtual safety car infringement
By: Alex Kalinauckas
Norris came out on top in a dramatic delayed qualifying session as Verstappen was left to rue red flag timing
By: Alex Kalinauckas
Norris emerged from a red flag strewn session to claim pole well ahead of his title rival Verstappen
By: Alex Kalinauckas
Verstappen came out on top ahead of Alpine duo Ocon and Gasly in a wild race at Interlagos
By: Alex Kalinauckas
OPINION: Max Verstappen’s amazing victory in Formula 1’s Brazilian Grand Prix thriller has all-but ended the title fight with Lando Norris. Here’s hoping that brings with it a cooling in the toxic atmosphere surrounding this season’s run-in, given the Sao Paulo winner had added yet more in the hours before his brilliant rise from starting 17th
Max Verstappen’s relentless charge through the pack to Brazilian Grand Prix victory will be remembered as one of the standout races of 2024. But how this came about, with plenty of unnoticed features throughout, reveals the true feat achieved by the Red Bull driver on the cusp of a fourth Formula 1 world title
The regular double qualifying and race format for a Formula 1 sprint weekend meant the usual multiple opportunities to impress or to disappoint, but the all-dry sprint and the all-wet grand prix provided a unique element to a hectic Brazilian Grand Prix. Here's how we rated the drivers
Sao Paulo F1 race was interrupted by the safety car when heavier rain arrived, despite most cars at the time being fitted with intermediate tyres
OPINION: Ahead of Lewis Hamilton's final three Formula 1 races for Mercedes, certain messages have made for puzzling consumption.
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