P1racenews AI automatic summary:
F1 Brazilian GP starting grid with penalties applied
The 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix starting grid has been provisionally confirmed by the FIA, with Lando Norris leading the pack after securing pole position post the sprint race win on Saturday.
Currently ahead by nine points from his teammate Oscar Piastri, Norris is in a strong position in the championship battle, with Kimi Antonelli starting second and Charles Leclerc in third for the main race.
Max Verstappen, a key contender, will start from 16th after a disappointing qualifying round for Red Bull, with both him and Yuki Tsunoda failing to make it past Q1.
The Brazilian Grand Prix race is set to begin on Sunday at 2pm local time (BRT), with various time conversions available for viewers in different regions worldwide.
Broadcast information for the event varies by country, with major broadcasters like Sky Sports in the UK and ESPN in the US offering live coverage of the race and associated sessions.
