Who leads the constructors' championship after Sao Paulo?

McLaren has already secured the constructors' championship title.

How did Ferrari's position change in the constructors' standings?

Ferrari dropped from second to fourth place in the constructors' championship after the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

What is the competition like in the F1 midfield?

The midfield is highly competitive, with only 10 points separating Aston Martin in seventh and Sauber in ninth, and Haas close behind.

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Constructors' Standings Shake-Up After Sao Paulo

21 Nov

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Summary

Ferrari dropped from second to fourth in the constructors' standings.
Mercedes moved up to second place following recent races.
Close competition in the midfield sees Aston Martin and Sauber neck-and-neck.

Constructors' Standings Shake-Up After Sao Paulo

The Formula 1 constructors' championship experienced notable shifts following the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. McLaren had already secured their championship title. However, the battle for second place saw Ferrari drop from the runner-up spot to fourth, with Mercedes seizing second position after being third previously.

Red Bull made a significant climb into third place in the standings. This advancement was largely fueled by Max Verstappen's exceptional drive, which secured him a podium finish in the recent Sao Paulo race. The team's performance has propelled them higher in the competitive field.

In the tightly contested midfield, Williams maintains a comfortable fifth position. However, the gap between seventh-placed Aston Martin and ninth-placed Sauber is a mere 10 points. Haas is also in close pursuit, trailing Aston Martin by just two points, highlighting the fierce competition further down the grid.