Max Verstappen is known for excelling in the rain, but in winning Sunday's wet Brazilian Grand Prix, Lando Norris proved he deserves accolades too.
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Track Interviews - Conducted by James Hinchcliffe. And here we are with your winner, Lando Norris. From pole position to victory here, back-to-back races, Lando. Wet to dry, dry to wet. There just doesn't seem to be anything that can stop you
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Liam Lawson has taken a swipe at Charles Leclerc following their on-track battle at the Brazilian Grand Prix, questioning the legality of the Ferrari driver's move and joking that such manoeuvres might be his speciality. The Racing Bulls driver enjoyed a strong start to the…