The FIA has announced that qualifying for the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix will now be held at 07:30 local time on Sunday morning, and the race will start at 12:30 local time. Qualifying on Saturday was postponed due to heavy rainfall in Sao Paulo, making the track undriveable. The decision was made to delay qualifying until Sunday morning to maximize the chances of completing both qualifying and the race. More rain is expected on Sunday, so the early session times are aimed at ensuring the events can take place. The FIA and Formula 1 believe that these time changes are necessary for the safety of all involved. They appreciate the patience of fans, drivers, teams, and staff, and aim to provide an exciting event on Sunday.
Related posts
-
Brazil winner Jake Dennis tops Formula E Mexico City E-Prix FP1
Formula E title-leader Jake Dennis has topped the timesheets in first practice for the Mexico City... -
Driving Towards Success: Inside the High-Stakes World of Formula 1 Negotiations
How F1 star racked up crazy phone bill during new team search -
Revving into the Future: Sneak Peek at Audi’s 2026 F1 Car Unveiled by McLaren
Audi 2026 F1 car leaked as McLaren announce launch date – RacingNews365 Review -
Racing Royalty: The Potential Future of Ferrari in the Hands of an F1 Champion’s Son
Could this F1 champion’s son be a future Ferrari driver? -
The Ultimate Challenge: Sergio Perez’s Journey as Max Verstappen’s F1 Teammate
Perez: Being Verstappen's team-mate is 'the worst job in F1' -
Christian Horner F1 return has huge problem no one is talking about
Horner F1 return has huge problem no one is talking about
