LANDO NORRIS said he could not sleep for two days and had "a pretty s****y week" after Max Verstappen all but ended his title hopes.
The Dutchman (inset) won the Brazilian Grand Prix earlier this month from 17th on the grid, while pole-sitter Norris dropped to sixth.
That result leaves the Brit 62 points adrift of Verstappen and the Red Bull racer can seal the title by finishing ahead of his McLaren rival in Las Vegas on Sunday.
Knowing that, Norris said he struggled in the days after that fateful result in Sao Paulo.
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