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Chaos and crashes at moist F1 Brazilian Grand Prix as delayed qualifying ends with Lando Norris on pole

By Editorial Board Published November 3, 2024 6 Min Read
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Chaos and crashes at moist F1 Brazilian Grand Prix as delayed qualifying ends with Lando Norris on pole

Treacherous moist circumstances led to chaos and a number of other crashes throughout qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix – with the F1 race reduce brief and stopped as a result of additional smashes after a delayed begin.

Heavy rain in Sao Paulo noticed Alex Albon, Fernando Alonso, Lance Stroll, Carlos Sainz and Franco Colapinto all crash throughout qualifying.

There was additional confusion and drama afterward the grid when the beginning of the F1 race was aborted after Stroll crashed for the second time in hours on the Interlagos race monitor.

Officers confirmed the grand prix would run to 69 laps following the aborted begin and two formation laps – and 31 laps in, the race was stopped after Colapinto misplaced management of his automotive.

Chaos and crashes at moist F1 Brazilian Grand Prix as delayed qualifying ends with Lando Norris on pole

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Fernando Alonso’s automotive is towed away after crashing throughout qualifying on the Brazilian Grand Prix. Pic: Reuters

Every of the three phases of qualifying have been interrupted by not less than one crash. This resulted in 5 pink flags – that are used to cease a apply session, qualifying session or race as a result of a severe accident or excessive climate.

The flags infuriated drivers who have been pressured to scale back their speeds and proceed again to the pit lane – impacting their standings.

The session had already been postponed till Sunday after rain and lightning made circumstances unsafe on Saturday.

Williams driver Franco Colapinto's car is lifted after a crash. Pic: AP

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Williams driver Franco Colapinto’s automotive is lifted after a crash. Pic: AP

Sunday’s delayed qualifying completed with McLaren’s Lando Norris on pole place – with title rival Max Verstappen in seventeenth place after he did not make it to the third section of qualifying.

Purple Bull’s triple world champion had been heading in the right direction to enhance his time within the moist circumstances however Stroll’s crash resulted within the third of 5 pink flags – and the second section of qualifying was halted with 46 seconds remaining.

“The car hits the wall, and it needs to be a straight red,” Verstappen stated.

“I don’t understand why it needs to take 30 to 40 seconds for a red flag to come out. It’s just bullshit. It’s so stupid anyway to talk about. It’s ridiculous.”

Red Bull's Max Verstappen during qualifying. Pic: Reuters

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Purple Bull’s Max Verstappen throughout qualifying. Pic: Reuters

It left a livid Verstappen in twelfth place after qualifying ended – and with the Dutchman serving a five-place engine penalty, it left him method down the order for the beginning.

It handed the benefit to Norris, who trails his Purple Bull rival by 44 factors with 132 nonetheless out there throughout the remaining 4 rounds.

British driver Lando Norris celebrates after qualifying in pole position. Pic: Reuters

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British driver Lando Norris celebrates after qualifying in pole place. Pic: Reuters

The 24-year-old British driver held his nerve within the treacherous circumstances to place his McLaren on the entrance of the grid for in the present day’s race which was introduced ahead by 90 minutes.

“There was a lot going on but I am super super happy,” stated Norris after taking his eighth profession pole.

“I was not comfortable at the beginning of qualifying so I am delighted to be on pole but a little surprised.

“You noticed how many individuals went off and crashed so it was simple to finish up badly, within the wall, or not even make the race.”

George Russell took second for Mercedes, 0.173 seconds behind Norris to type an all-British entrance row.

Colapinto was the primary to crash after skidding into the limitations on the third nook. The Argentine emerged unscathed however he was unable to proceed in qualifying.

A second delay got here after Sainz, who gained in Mexico Metropolis every week in the past, additionally ended up within the wall after he misplaced management of his Ferrari. Stroll’s crash led to a 3rd suspension.

Alonso was the fourth driver to hit the wall when he spun out, earlier than Albon’s late smash on the opening nook in section three of the qualifying session which pressured him out of the race because of the injury sustained to his automotive.

Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso after crashing out during qualifying. Pic: Reuters

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Alonso after crashing out throughout qualifying. Pic: Reuters

Lewis Hamilton is taken into account one of many sport’s greatest ever wet-weather drivers, however the seven-time world champion suffered a humiliating first section exit.

The 39-year-old, who’s in his remaining season with Mercedes earlier than he heads to Ferrari, known as his machine “undriveable”, and was as a result of begin the race in fifteenth on the grid.

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