F1 champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull will start this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix in pole position, with his teammate Sérgio Perez lagging in 9th.
Qualifying at Interlagos started with a 15-minute delay due to debris on some of its main turns. No accidents took place in the lone practice session earlier. Verstappen set his time early in the third and decisive part session of qualifying and then rain started to pour.
F1 wraps up three consecutive weeks of racing this Sunday in Sao Paulo and has a one-week break before the eagerly awaited Las Vegas Grand Prix. Verstappen closed his third consecutive title early last month and Red Bull has already won the manufacturer championship. Alonso was displeased with the chatter when he got to Brazil and said it was disruptive to his Aston Martin team.are normal, but people out there just try to make fun of it and gain some followers and these kinds of things,” Alonso said. “But I am not into that game. I am not enjoying the rumors.”
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