The 2021 Mumbai Film Festival has revealed the line-up for its South Asia competition section, featuring 11 titles from India and neighboring countries. Among the Indian titles vying for the top prize are Rima Das' acclaimed film 'Village Rockstars 2' and multiple award-winner 'Girls Will Be Girls' by Shuchi Talati. Other highlights include the UK's Oscar submission 'Santosh' and Cannes Grand Prix winner 'All We Imagine As Light'. Board member and renowned filmmaker Shivendra Singh Dungarpur will lead the stripped-down festival, which runs from October 19-24.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen put on a stunning performance at the Brazilian Grand Prix, starting from 17th place and overcoming wet weather to secure his first victory since June and his eighth win of the season. This extends his lead over McLaren's Lando Norris by 62 points, after the British driver started on pole position and finished sixth. Verstappen's win was a result of precise driving and strategic calls, putting him in a strong position for his fourth straight F1 title.
The Sao Paulo Grand Prix on Sunday proved to be a wild ride, with qualifying cancelled on Saturday and an early start for the next day's session. McLaren's Lando Norris secured pole position amidst a record-setting five red flags due to various crashes. The race was no less dramatic, with Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll unable to even take the start due to a bizarre spin out on the formation lap. Jolyon Palmer speculated on the reason for Stroll's unfortunate turn of events, as Aston Martin worked tirelessly to repair their cars after multiple crashes in qualifying.
With the highly-anticipated 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix just around the corner, fans are in for a treat with various events and experiences to look forward to. From the "Smooth Operator" dance lounge, featuring live music and special appearances from Carlos Sainz himself, to racing simulators and merchandise booths from top F1 teams, there will be something for everyone. And for the ultimate fan experience, don't miss out on the "Shoey Bar" where you can taste drinks from a golden shoe, a nod to Daniel Ricciardo's iconic celebration.
In a thrilling and action-packed Qualifying session for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, Lando Norris shocked the world by taking pole position while championship leader and reigning champion Max Verstappen suffered a shocking elimination in Q2. The session featured heavy rain and multiple crashes, making for a nail-biting watch. With Verstappen starting in 17th due to a penalty, all eyes will be on Norris as he defends his newfound pole position in the race, live on Sky Sports F1 with build-up starting at 2pm.
With a dramatic qualifying session marred by five red flags and wet conditions, Lando Norris overcame the odds to claim pole position for the Brazilian Grand Prix. Championship leader Max Verstappen faced a major setback as he was forced to start from the 17th position due to a five-place penalty. Norris, who initially struggled in the first qualifying session, managed to showcase his grit and determination by dominating the next two sessions and securing the coveted pole position.
McLaren's Lando Norris secured the top spot on the starting grid for the Brazilian Grand Prix after a chaotic qualifying session, in which multiple crashes and red flags disrupted the session. The rain-soaked conditions provided a challenge for many drivers, including championship contender Max Verstappen, who will start in 17th due to a grid penalty. Meanwhile, Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton failed to make it out of Q1 after struggling in the wet weather, and will start from the back of the grid.
In a rain-soaked and chaotic qualifying session for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, McLaren's Lando Norris clinched pole position while Red Bull rival Max Verstappen only managed to qualify 17th. Verstappen's penalty for changing his engine means that he will start well outside of the top ten, while George Russell and Yuki Tsunoda will start on the front row alongside Norris. After the session was delayed due to heavy rain, Verstappen and his team were frustrated by the timing of the red flag after Lance Stroll's crash, which hindered their chances of a restart. The focus now shifts to the Grand Prix where Verstappen's commanding lead in the championship will be put to the test.
During the 2024 Sao Paulo Grand Prix, McLaren teammates Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris fought for pole position in the F1 Sprint Qualifying. While Norris hoped to close the gap in the F1 standings, Piastri beat him to pole, and even showed he would not be a pushover by covering Norris from the start. Despite ultimately giving up the win, Piastri's message to McLaren and the F1 world was clear - he is not just a wingman and has the pace to win races.
As the F1 2021 season comes to a close, Lewis Hamilton has come to the defense of his title rival Max Verstappen, amid criticism of the Red Bull driver's aggressive driving style. Despite the duo's intense battle for the championship, Hamilton insisted that Verstappen's approach to racing has not changed, and that the incidents in Mexico were just part of the competition. With the Brazilian Grand Prix set to be another tense showdown between the two, fans can expect to see some exciting and potentially controversial moments on the track.