168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen said he wanted to “destroy the garage” before his epic win from 17th on the grid at the F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

The three-time world champion moved to the brink of a 💃fourth world title with a stunning comeback drive in💧 a thrilling and rain-affected race at Interlagos.

Verstappen’s statement drive came after he was left enraged by the timing of⭕ a red flag as he suffered a shock Q2 exit on Sunday morning in a postp𓃲oned qualifying session.

A first win in 10 races, combined with a difficult afternoon for title rival168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Lando Norris, has see🧸n the Red Bull driver extend his advantage to 62 points, meaning he could be crowned world champion at the next ra🍷ce in Las Vegas.

The Dutchman admitted he went through a “roll🦩er coaster” of em🦋otions on Sunday.

“My emotions were all over the place, from wanting to destroy the garage [after ꧒qualifying] to winning the race.😼 It has been a roller coaster,” Verstappen said. 

“It is unbelievable to win here from so far back on the grid. I was expecting to lose points in the championship. Now, I just wa🎃nt clean races. But I am not thinking about clinching the title in Vegas.”

Verstappen considers hཧis 62nd career victory to be right up there with his best given how much was at stake in the championship amid the treacherous conditions. 

“The rain came, we stayed out, which was very sketchy, and I had to just keep the car on track,” he explained. “It was undriveable in the conditions. I felജt like I was driving a boat, or a jet-ski.

“There was a lot at stake because I had to be 𝔉aware of the championship so for me this is the best one [victory]. And it is a massive boost for the team becau♉se it has been a tough period.”

Red Bull team princꦇipal Christian Horner described Verstappen’s victory as a “masterclass”.

"I🌞n the wet and the dry he's the best in the world at the moment," Horner told Sky Sports F1. "One of his very best drives today.

"That marks him out with some of the greats now."