F1 Brazil GP LIVE: Sprint race schedule and start time after Charles Leclerc fined for swearing

All times GMT

Saturday 2 November

• Sprint race: 2pm
• Qualifying: 6pm

Sunday 3 November

• Race: 5pm

“As soon as we went into qualifying, it looked like we were definitely off,” the reigning World Champion told broadcasters after the sprint session.

“A bit difficult on the bumps. I mean, they did the resurfacing, but I think they actually made it worse to drive. It’s extremely bumpy everywhere. That’s not good for our cars.

“The car’s jumping around a lot, and this cost me quite a bit of lap time, unfortunately.”

1. McLaren - 566 points

2. Ferrari - 537 points

3. Red Bull Racing -512 points

4. Mercedes - 366 points

5. Aston Martin - 86 points

6. Haas - 46 points

7. RB - 36 points

8. Williams - 17 points

9. Alpine - 14 points

10. Sauber - 0 points

“They have absolutely nailed it,” Hill told Sky Sports F1 after McLaren’s one-two in sprint qualifying

“McLaren have now got a problem because they’ve got two cars in a very tricky situation with kind of the wrong guy on pole.

“We’re going to have to see what happens in the Sprint.”

1. Max Verstappen - 362 points

2. Lando Norris - 315 points

3. Charles Leclerc - 291 points

4. Oscar Piastri - 251 points

5. Carlos Sainz - 240 points

6. Lewis Hamilton - 189 points

7. George Russell - 177 points

8. Sergio Perez - 150 points

9. Fernando Alonso - 62 points

10. Nico Hulkenberg - 31 points

11. Lance Stroll - 24 points

12. Yuki Tsunoda - 22 points

13. Kevin Magnussen - 14 points

14. Alex Albon - 12 points

15. Daniel Ricciardo - 12 points

16. Pierre Gasly - 9 points

17. Ollie Bearman - 7 points

18. Esteban Ocon - 5 points

19. Franco Colapinto - 5 points

20. Liam Lawson - 2 points

21. Zhou Guanyu - 0 points

22. Logan Sargeant - 0 points

23. Valtteri Bottas - 0 points

Brazilian Grand Prix - Sprint Race winner odds

• Lando Norris - 2/5
• Oscar Piastri - 3/1
• Charles Leclerc - 17/2
• Max Verstappen - 14/1
• Carlos Sainz - 28/1
• George Russell - 66/1
• Lewis Hamilton - 150/1
• Alex Albon, Liam Lawson, Pierre Gasly, Sergio Perez - 250/1
• Oliver Bearman - 300/1
• Nico Hulkenberg - 500/1

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“We’ve not spoken and I don’t think we need to,” he said. “I’ve got nothing to say. I still have a lot of respect for Max and everything he does. Not respect for what he did last weekend, but respect for him as a person and what he has achieved.

“But it’s not for me to speak to him. I’m not his teacher, I’m not his mentor. Max knows what he has to do. He knows he did wrong. Deep down he does. And it’s for him to change, not for me.

“The stewards did a good job. I think 99 per cent of people who watch Formula One and know Formula One agree with that. I don’t know what to expect this weekend. Obviously I hope for a cleaner battle than we had. But it’s not up to me.”

Leclerc has been given a fine of 10,000 euros (£7,700), half of which is suspended on the condition he does not commit the same offence in the next 12 months.

Leclerc swore in the post-race news conference after being asked to recall how he had felt when he had nearly lost control of his car through the final corner of the track while trying to defend from McLaren’s Lando Norris.

The stewards at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, who sat in judgement of Leclerc, said the mitigating factor was that the Monegasque “was immediately apologetic”.

1. Oscar Piastri

2. Lando Norris

3. Charles Leclerc

4. Max Verstappen

5. Carlos Sainz

6. George Russell

7. Pierre Gasly

8. Liam Lawson

9. Alex Albon

10. Ollie Bearman

11. Lewis Hamilton

12. Nico Hulkenberg

13. Sergio Perez

14. Franco Colapinto

15. Valtteri Bottas

16. Fernando Alonso

17. Esteban Ocon

18. Yuki Tsunoda

19. Lance Stroll

20. Zhou Guanyu