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F1 Finally Feeling the Impact of Rigorous Triple Headers Ahead of Brazilian GP

ByArpit Gomes

Nov 11, 2021 | 1:41 AM EST

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It’s an exciting month for Formula One, as there will be three races. The Mexican Grand Prix saw Red Bull’s Max Verstappen as the winner, and now they are off to Interlagos for the Brazilian GP.

However, the hectic Formula One schedule has finally taken a toll on the sport.

The impact the triple-header has on Formula One ahead of the Brazilian GP

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Fans are always excited about back-to-back races. However, they can be extremely stressful for teams and drivers. Ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix, there has been a delay of containers carrying equipment which are vital for teams getting ready for the weekend. F1 did mention, the delay was due to bad weather but it won’t affect the race weekend.

Breaking: Fun and games in #F1 land. Two of the F1 freight planes are stuck in Miami so it’s going to be a very late start to get building cars and get them through scrutineering in time for Friday. Herculean effort by lots of people but schedule might have to change. #bbcf1
— Jennie Gow (@JennieGow) November 10, 2021

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Acclaimed F1 reporter, Jennie Gow, tweeted, “Breaking: Fun and games in #F1 land. Two of the F1 freight planes are stuck in Miami so it’s going to be a very late start to get building cars and get them through scrutineering in time for Friday. Herculean effort by lots of people but schedule might have to change.”

Response from @F1 on delayed freight: “There were delays in freight departing Mexico on Monday due to the weather conditions, meaning some freight is still to arrive in Brazil. We expect this to arrive tomorrow with no wider impact on the race weekend.” #F1
— Jennie Gow (@JennieGow) November 10, 2021

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A response soon emerged for F1 stating, “There were delays in freight departing Mexico on Monday due to the weather conditions, meaning some freight is still to arrive in Brazil. We expect this to arrive tomorrow with no wider impact on the race weekend.”

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Can Verstappen win in Brazil?

The Red Bull prodigy claimed victory in Mexico by beating his arch-rival, Lewis Hamilton. The 24-year-old now has a 19-point gap over the seven-time world champion and aims to extend it by taking the checkered flag at Interlagos.

On the other hand, Hamilton is aiming to bounce back after tasting defeat at the Mexican GP. The two title contenders have been pushing each other to the limit throughout the 2021 season, but who will win the upcoming race in Brazil? Let us know your predictions in the comments below.

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