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Bulls’ Best Bits: São Paulo GP

Wrapping up our trip to São Paulo with some of our standout moments.

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Max Verstappen took his 15th podium finish of the year after finishing second behind Lewis Hamilton at the São Paulo Grand Prix. Valtteri Bottas took the final podium spot as Sergio Pérez finished in fourth place. However, the Mexican driver rescued an extra point on the final lap with a late soft tyre run to claim fastest lap.

Read how the race played out.

Max Finishes P2 At Interlagos

TeamsTales

Here at Red Bull Racing Honda, we love bringing you in as close as possible to the Team and what happens, not only at our headquarters in Milton Keynes, but also in the garage, at the track and in the cockpit. And our new exclusive video series – Team Tales – does exactly that.

Team Tales is only available to The Paddock members and features people from the Team telling memorable stories from their time at Red Bull Racing Honda. These videos are a unique insight into the Team’s history and we’re sure all the stories are ones you’ve never heard before.

In our first episode Michael Manning (Trackside Control Engineer) recalls the 2012 Brazil Grand Prix.

Exclusive Stories From The Team

CircuitScout:Interlagos

Discover what’s best about the Brazilian Grand Prix from a driver’s point of view with our latest Circuit Scout.

Red Bull Racing Honda’s Test and Reserve Driver Alex Albon talks you through a lap of this iconic track, which hosted its first Formula One race in 1972.

Check out what he makes of the track

Circuit Scout: Interlagos

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Ahead of the São Paulo Grand Prix, we took a lookback at the Mexico City Grand Prix where Max’s win wasn’t the only thing to note from the race weekend.

Adrian Newey took a trip to the podium alongside Max and Checo, due to a very special occasion being marked. While Max lifted his 19th winners’ trophy, alongside him on the podium Adrian collected the Constructors’ trophy. It was a fitting memento to mark the 30th anniversary of his first F1 victory.

Take a trip down memory lane by reading about it.

Adrian Newey Celebrating Win In Mexico

Bulls'GuideTo:TeamRadio

What’s the one thing a Formula One team needs to do really, really well? It’s a trick question, of course, because a team needs to do everything really well. If you ask the question, you’ll get plenty of different answers, ranging from car design and manufacturing excellence to trackside performance and data analysis.

The one thing that should probably be at the top of the list, but often gets left off is ‘communication’. This is a team sport, and the team that doesn’t communicate well, doesn’t win. Whatever else it does, the team needs a radio system that operates without any issues

Read the latest article in our Bulls’ Guide To series where we take a deep dive into team radio.

Keeping A Close Eye On The Race