Lando Norris emerged as the fastest driver during first practice at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, driving his upgraded McLaren to the premier spot on the timing charts. Norris took command of the opening track session, holding off the new Formula 1 world champion Kimi Antonelli to lead the way as the event got underway.
Norris's run to the top of the order came courtesy of an upgraded McLaren, which proved capable of setting the fastest benchmark in the first practice segment. Through this upgraded package, Norris was able to dictate the pace of the initial running, placing his McLaren at the head of the field during the Sao Paulo Grand Prix's first practice outing.
Following closest in first practice was Kimi Antonelli, competing with the distinction of new Formula 1 world champion. Antonelli was ranked just behind Norris in the opening running, as the new world champion could not displace the upgraded McLaren from the top of the first practice standings at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
The conclusion of first practice leaves Norris setting the early standard at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. With Norris fastest in the upgraded McLaren and new Formula 1 world champion Antonelli right behind him, the first practice results establish the initial baseline for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
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