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Rain at Interlagos could cut both ways for Verstappen as Red Bull chase fix

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Rain is forecast at Interlagos around the start of Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying, and for Max Verstappen that cuts both ways. The Red Bull driver won the only wet race of the 2026 season so far. The downshift and drivability problems he was still complaining about on Friday,…

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