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Ben Hocking today reviewing sprint qualifying at Interlagos, Brazilian Grand Prix,

where Oscar Piastri tomorrow in the sprint is going to lead a McLaren 1-2.

Lando Norris joining him on the front row.

Bit of Interlagos, mate.

Oh, I love a little bit of Interlagos, I do.

Yeah, delivers once again.

Once again, we get the crazy weather conditions. We get the track temperature dropping throughout the session. We don't

know what tires are going to be the most applicable drivers out early in the session. But,

but Landon Norris, not on pole after like a dominant display early on, Piastri, seizing the day right at the death.

Yes, and we will get on to that momentarily. Also coming up in this session, double knockout in

Q1 for Aston Martin, Lewis Hamilton and Sergio Perez, both being knocked out in Q2, a little

bit on the battles, the interteam battles within Hasse and within RB as well,

Ferrari, third and fifth on the grid. But before we get to all of that, as you mentioned,

Oscar Piastri, getting pole position on his very last lap in SQ3, not by a lot. I think it was just over

a quarter of a tenth that separated the two drivers in the end. But as you rightfully mention, Lando Norris, quickest in SQ1, quickest in SQ2,

looked like he had this one in the bag, Piastri delivers on his final lap,

Lando Norris does not, he abandons it before he even gets to the end because he was not going quicker.

Your thoughts?

Ah, it's baffling, confusing.

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