**F1: Norris Dominates Wet São Paulo Qualifying**

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F1: Norris Dominates Wet São Paulo Qualifying

The Brazilian Grand Prix weekend kicked off with a thrilling qualifying session under the rain-soaked skies of Interlagos. McLaren's Lando Norris delivered a masterful performance, securing pole position for the Sprint Race and showcasing his exceptional wet weather skills.

<h3>Norris Reigns Supreme in a Wet Interlagos</h3>

The qualifying session was a battle against the elements, with intermittent showers making for treacherous conditions. Norris proved to be the master of the wet, consistently setting the fastest times throughout the session. His performance was particularly impressive in Q3, where he put in a blistering lap to secure pole with a margin of over half a second.

Lewis Hamilton, driving for Mercedes, managed to secure second place on the grid, showcasing his veteran experience in tricky conditions. His teammate, George Russell, will start from third, completing a strong qualifying performance for the Silver Arrows.

<h3>Red Bull Struggles in the Wet</h3>

In contrast to the dominant McLaren and Mercedes, Red Bull faced a challenging qualifying session. Both Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez struggled to find the pace in the rain, finishing fourth and seventh respectively.

Verstappen's struggles were particularly surprising, given his dominance in dry conditions. The reigning World Champion will have to fight hard to regain his usual form in the Sprint Race and the Grand Prix.

<h3>Ferrari's Mixed Qualifying Performance</h3>

Ferrari, like Red Bull, had a mixed qualifying session. Carlos Sainz managed to secure a respectable fifth place, while Charles Leclerc struggled to find his rhythm in the rain and qualified only tenth. The Italian team will be hoping for a better performance in the Sprint Race and the Grand Prix to challenge for podium positions.

<h3>Looking Ahead to the Sprint Race</h3>

Norris's pole position puts him in a commanding position for the Sprint Race, which will be held on Saturday. The weather forecast is uncertain, but if the rain continues, Norris will be a strong contender to win the race and secure a crucial points advantage for the Grand Prix.

The Brazilian Grand Prix promises to be a thrilling weekend of racing, with the wet conditions adding an element of unpredictability and excitement. Will Norris maintain his momentum and win the Sprint Race, or will his rivals find a way to close the gap? Tune in on Saturday to find out!