Norris on pole in rain-hit Brazil for third year in a row
Sao Paulo saw Lando Norris secure pole position at the Formula One Grand Prix for the third consecutive year on Saturday, despite a significant delay due to heavy rain at the Interlagos circuit. George Russell, driving for Mercedes, qualified second fastest but will be moved down the grid because of his five-place penalty. This results in Kimi Antonelli, Norris's teammate, starting on the front row.
Ferrari's champion, Charles Leclerc, qualified fourth but faces a ten-place grid drop, pushing Racing Bulls' Liam Lawson to the third starting position. Audi's Nico Hulkenberg will take fourth place.
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