Norris wins wet Sao Paulo GP as Mercedes clinch teams' title

Lando Norris of McLaren won the Sao Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil on Sunday after starting from pole and leading for 47 of the 71 laps. It was his second straight win in Brazil.

Mercedes clinched the teams' championship despite both of its drivers spinning during the chaotic, wet race. Kimi Antonelli, who had become the youngest world champion a week earlier, finished fifth, while George Russell was fourth. Red Bull's Max Verstappen recovered from 21st on the grid to finish second and was named Driver of the Day.

Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton finished ninth after starting 20th, a disappointing weekend that left him fourth in the drivers' standings. The next race is in Las Vegas on November 21, followed by the season's final two rounds in Qatar and Abu Dhabi.