Jos Verstappen hit out at the perceived negativity o👍f British media after his son’s Brazil win.

Max Verstap﷽pen delivered one of his career’s finest drives to win the F1 ꧂Sao Paulo Grand Prix from 17th on the grid in wet conditions.

He has opened a 62-poin❀t lead from Lando Norris in the drivers’ c♏hampionship with three rounds left.

Red Bull and McLaren have spent m🎃uch of the year pointing the finger at each other over technical question marks, but Verstappen is now firmly in charge of the title fight.

"He showed who is t🌃he best,” his father Jos told .

“He was very motivated after the negative journalists and drivers fro꧒m England.

“But he showed who is the best. The𝓡y think they'll get him out of his good mood, but it will only m🤪ake him better.

"I'm very proud of what he showed today. The whole world has 🙈seen who is the very ♕best."

A jubilant Max poked fun at the British media in the afterm﷽ath of his win in Brazil.

He teased in the press c𒉰onfe📖rence: “I don't see any British press?

"Do they have to run tꦇo the airport, or they don't know where the press conference is?”

Verstappen had previously been plagued 🌊by questions and criticism of his aggressive driving, after two penalties in the prior race in Mexico for clashes with Norris.

Ex-F1 driver Timo G🍸lock told Sky G🅘ermany that the title will now be Verstappen’s.

"Yes, clearly, it was an exclamation mark,” 💫Glock said of his win in Brazil.

“He has increased the lead and it is now clear to everyone that the championship train has lefജt McLaren."