Lando Norris has once again demonstrated his tactical prowess at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, clinching the top spot on the grid for the Brazilian GP. In a qualifying session defined by torrential rain and tricky track conditions, Norris showcased his ability to master the car's handling, maintaining optimal grip levels despite the challenging standing water on the circuit.
The session faced an 82-minute suspension following a red flag early in Q1 as race control monitored the safety of the track. Once the action resumed, the focus shifted to late-braking precision and managing the degradation of the wet-weather tires. Norris maintained a clean racing line, ensuring he extracted maximum performance from his package when it mattered most.
"It has been a long day, but a great qualifying session," Norris stated following the results. "The conditions were not easy, especially knowing more rain was expected. It was about getting two solid laps in at the beginning and avoiding any mistakes, which is exactly what we managed to do, so it has been a very good day for us."

Reflecting on the technical aspects of the 2026 power units in wet weather, Norris admitted it was a learning curve. "This was my first time driving the car in the wet, so I think I figured it out pretty quickly. It was tough, navigating between wet and intermediate tires, plus dealing with strong winds on the final laps, but it was a great day of learning," he noted.
With George Russell set to serve a five-place grid penalty due to a new internal combustion engine installation, the front row will see Kimi Antonelli starting alongside the pole-sitter. The battle at the front is expected to be fierce, with aerodynamic efficiency and tire management playing a decisive role in the upcoming race.



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