F1 Brazil GP Sprint Race and Qualifying
The sprint format returns for this weekend's Brazil Grand Prix, offering fans a compact and exciting race experience before the main event.
When and How to Watch
Fans can watch both the sprint race and grand prix qualifying live, with updates and commentary available throughout the weekend.
Weather Impact
Storms and heavy rain are forecast to affect the sprint and qualifying sessions, potentially influencing race strategies and outcomes.
Driver Reactions
Max Verstappen described the Brazil sprint qualifying as "rubbish."
Carlos Sainz criticized the event after exiting SQ1, calling it the "worst execution I have seen in my life."
Sprint Race Highlights
- Lando Norris secured the sprint pole position.
- Oscar Piastri finished third in the sprint.
- Max Verstappen came in sixth.
Other Updates
BMW's Pit Beirer noted KTM is running out of time to retain Acosta.
LIVE: F1 Brazil GP commentary and updates – Lando Norris takes sprint race pole.
Author's summary: The Brazil GP weekend features an intense sprint race under challenging weather conditions, drawing mixed reviews from top drivers but thrilling fans with fierce competition.
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