Mercedes clinched their ninth Constructors' Championship in Sao Paulo, with George Russell fourth and Kimi Antonelli fifth - more than enough to beat Ferrari, who had both cars down the order. The Silver Arrows secured their first teams' title since 2021, ending a stretch that saw Red Bull win in 2022 and 2023 before McLaren took back-to-back crowns. Antonelli had already wrapped the drivers' championship in Mexico City, but the constructors' trophy took one more race to lock down. Toto Wolff and the team celebrated hard at Interlagos, clearly thrilled to reclaim both championships after watching rivals carve them up for four years. The sweep - ninth constructors' crown paired with Antonelli's drivers' title - puts Mercedes back at the top of the sport. They head into the final races with both trophies secured and nothing left to prove.
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