The F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil has been red flagged after an incident between Kevin Magnussen and Alex Albon.
Max Verstappen led the front of the field away cleanly, as the race started, but there was a big mix-up further back.Ferrari's Charles Leclerc had already crashed on the formation lap.
Daniel Ricciardo and Oscar Piastri's cars were also damaged, in the incident involving Albon and Magnussen.Albon's car had to be collected by a crane, such was the damage to it. Sky's Martin Brundle assessed the dramatic start: "Nobody did anything wrong. It’s just the nature of a 200-metre sprint to a braking point."
The restart order will be: Verstappen, Norris, Hamilton, Alonso, Stroll, Russell, Perez, Sainz, Ocon, Tsunoda, Gasly, Bottas, Zhou, Sargeant, Hulkenberg, Piastri and Ricciardo.
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