Max Verstappen: "It was amazing to get the win in Mexico and huge credit goes to the Team.

"The last few weekends have been a lot more promising and I didn't think I would be winning three races this year this is a hugely positive step in the right direction as we head to the final few races. I always look forward to going to Brazil. It is a fantastic place and is obviously pretty special as my family in law are there. The track has been good to me in the past and we have had a lot of great drives and good memories, so I hope we can have another solid weekend. I'll be wearing my special helmet in Brazil, with the design to be something nice for the fans and to show what a special place this is for me. It's a cool track to drive and I'm excited to be back here."

Isack Hadjar: "It was good to pick up points after the race in Mexico, even if we left feeling there was more on the table. Our pace has been really strong, and we made good progress with our starts, so there are positives to take into Brazil but we want a cleaner weekend here to make the most of that pace and keep building the gap in the Championship. Interlagos is a short lap, and the layout brings different challenges to last week, but if we can get the car into a good window early on, we should be able to fight for a strong result."

Stats & Facts

• Max is on a run of seven consecutive podium finishes. He is the top point scorer in that time (149 points).

• Max became the third driver to reach 4,000 all-time laps led during the Mexico City GP, a milestone only previously reached by Michael Schumacher (5,111) and Lewis Hamilton (5,530).

• Isack qualified fifth at Interlagos last year, one of three top-five starts for VCARB during his rookie F1 season.

• Since the Team's F1 debut in 2005, Oracle Red Bull Racing have won more Grands Prix at Interlagos (seven) than any other constructor.