The Dutch four-time Fórmulka 1 world champion, Max Verstappen, from RBR, won the Qatar GP this Sunday (30) and postponed the definition of the current season’s champion until the last stage of the season, in Abu Dhabi.
With the result, Verstappen added 25 more points, jumped to second place in the table, with 396 points, and kept his title chances alive, just 12 points behind the leader, Lando Norris.
Norris, from Mclaren, had the chance to be champion this Sunday if he won the race, but he only came fourth on the Lusail circuit, scored 12 points in the stage and reached 408 in the general classification.
Norris’ teammate and also still in contention for the title, Australian Oscar Piastri won the sprint race on Saturday (29) and started on pole this Sunday, but ended up finishing the race in second place, securing 18 more points, for a total of 392 for the season, but falling to third place overall.
Brazilian Gabriel Bortoleto, from Sauber, only started in 19th, and, after spending most of the race behind Lewis Hamilton, from Ferrari, he ended up finishing the race in 13th.
