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Cape Town - It was a marvelous race that had rain, safety car periods, crashes and inevitably a moan from Sebastian Vettel.
Lewis Hamilton won the race with Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg second, Max Verstappen drove courageously to finish on the podium. The Dutch teen was voted 'Driver of the Day'.
The race took over three hours to complete because of stoppages, but the franticness when the cars were on track was palpable.
Here are five stories that recap the slippery events that took place at Interlagos in Sao Paulo on Sunday (November 13).
1. Hamilton wins to take title showdown to final race
The Formula 1 world championship will go down to the last race of the season in Abu Dhabi after Lewis Hamilton won the race in Sao Paulo.
2. Alonso warns Vettel over track behaviour
McLaren driver Fernando Alonso plans to ensure that the under-fire Sebastian Vettel understands that "the track belongs to everybody" after the pair clashed during the race.
3. Felipe Massa in tears after emotional guard of honour at Brazil GP
An emotional Felipe Massa received a rapturous reception from his home crowd and a guard of honour from rival teams after crashing out during the race.
4. Rosberg 'OK' with second as Hamilton cuts into championship lead
After finishing second in the Grand Prix, Rosberg said: "I can live with second today. I was hoping for the win, but second is OK."
5. Verstappen's great escape
The Dutch teen had a massive moment when he aquaplaned his Red Bull and somehow managed to catch it. He told Martin Brundle on the podium after the race that it came down to 50% skill and 50% luck.