After Luca's stunning P6-to-P1 climb on the 63rd Lap, the final seven laps stretched out like a line of cars racing toward the Brazilian Grand Prix's end.
There were hardly any big moves after that, since top drivers—DiMarco, Rodnick, Marko, and Luigi—knew how to lock their positions as well as they could pull off last-minute overtakes.
Luca's earlier worry about a drying track had happened. Though some slick spots remained, they didn't cause as much trouble as before. All drivers slowly regained their confidence navigating Interlagos.
Some drivers at the back chose to make a third pitstop, swapping wet compounds for softs so they could get back better acceleration and grip on a track losing its wetness.
Of course, the leading drivers thought about it, but none risked heading into the pitlane during these closing laps.
With softs or not, you wouldn't recover a lost position at this point in the race.
