Lewis Hamilton will start the Brazilian GP from the back of the grid after he crashed in his first flying lap at the Interlagos circuit.

Listen the fantastic sound of Mercedes F1 V10 engines from 2000 and 2001 Formula 1 season

This year's cars are the fastest in the history of Formula 1 when it comes to lap speed, but because of higher air resistance they are not the fastest on straights - we bring a review of the highest speeds in the Mexican GP where Sebastian Vettel achieved record high top speed in this year's Formula One championship.

After big reliability problems in Mexican GP, Renault admits they were too aggressive in their desire to have the best possible performance but also defended their decision because without such performance Verstappen might not bring them another victory.

Sebastian Vettel surprised Max Verstappen and secured pole position for the Mexican GP - but who dominated in which sector and who should extract more from his car?

Ferrari has brought a big upgrade package to the United States, but failed to produce enough parts for both drivers so Vettel and Raikkonen used different diffuser specifications.

Lewis Hamilton achieved a record 117th start from the first row and 72rd pole position in Austin - we bring you best sector times, top speeds at the end of each sector and speed trap analysis.

Renault will evaluate a new specification of its 1,6-liter V6 engine, in which they applied some parts of the engine for 2018, thus bringing a step forward in performance and reliability.

Toro Ross's debutant Brendon Hartley will start his first F1 race from the back of the grid due to multiple penalties due to changes to the elements of the Renault power unit.

Carlos Sainz feels excited before his first race for the new F1 team and can't wait to test the limits of their car Renault R.S.17 on the Circuit of the Americas in Austin.