P1racenews AI automatic summary:
There have been rain showers in São Paulo this morning, despite no adverse weather forecast for the day.
Unexpected rain showers at Interlagos have added a new dimension to the São Paulo Grand Prix weekend, known for its erratic weather patterns. The cyclone off the Brazilian coast has further complicated already unstable weather forecasts in the region, though the anticipated disruption has not yet materialized. Despite dry conditions during practice and sprint qualifying on Friday, Saturday saw rain dampening the track surfaces for the one-third distance race. The changeable conditions caught several drivers off guard, but the field managed to complete the 24-lap race on slick Pirelli tires. While the main qualifying session remained dry, unforeseen adverse weather has arrived in São Paulo this morning, surprising even the latest reports. With just over five hours until the grand prix begins, there is still enough time for the track to dry out — unless more surprises lie ahead.
