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Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton start the São Paulo Grand Prix from the last row, but both go into the race with fresh wet-weather tyres that the front-runners used up in qualifying. With rain forecast for Interlagos, that Saturday decision could matter more than their grid…
©RB Michael Delaney 08/11/2026 at 08:2108/11/2026 at 09:03 40 SHARES Share on.. Share on.. Share on.. Liam Lawson emerged from Sao Paulo’s rain-soaked qualifying with a career-best P3 grid position, but also with a familiar mixture of
Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane walked away from Sky Sports' Ted Kravitz rather than answer a question about Liam Lawson's future after qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix. As Permane left, the pit lane reporter called after him: "They can't sack him now, can they?"…
