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Rain chaos and red flags disrupt São Paulo Grand Prix qualifying

Summarised from 3 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 7 Nov, 21:21 · Archive

Torrential rain triggered red flags and an 80-minute delay during qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos.

Torrential rain caused significant disruption to qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix at the Interlagos circuit in São Paulo. The red flag was raised just a minute after the session began, and the session was delayed by 80 minutes as rain teemed down on the track. The session was red-flagged twice during the wet and chaotic conditions.

Lando Norris topped qualifying to secure pole position for the second straight year at Interlagos. Norris said it was his first time driving the car in the wet, but that he 'figured it out', concentrating on getting two laps in without mistakes. George Russell qualified second but will drop to seventh on the grid after receiving a five-place penalty for a power unit change. Kimi Antonelli qualified third and will start on the front row.

Oscar Piastri qualified 12th in the tricky conditions and will start the race from 10th place, moving up the grid only because rivals received penalties. Piastri missed out on Q3 in the difficult weather.

Rain chaos and red flags disrupt São Paulo Grand Prix qualifying
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In this story: Lando Norris · Oscar Piastri · George Russell · Kimi Antonelli · São Paulo · Interlagos · McLaren

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