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Expecting to give you two sessions to review today, but in the end, just one.

I was expecting both a sprint race and a main qualifying session to take a look at instead, whilst the main sprint went ahead as expected, and there's plenty I'd like to get to on that.

Main qualifying that was supposed to take place this evening, as we're talking here, UK time

zone, afternoon, I guess late afternoon Brazilian time, wasn't able to go ahead. The heavens opened about one hour

before qualifying was due to begin and they just didn't stop. I kept going for about three hours.

I think the FIA tried for about two out, just under two hours to get this thing underway. Of course, they were in a bit of a

race against daylight. But ultimately, no real improvement in the conditions, absolutely chucking it

down and ultimately qualifying postponed. We'll see if postponed turns to suspended. They're going to give

this a go tomorrow morning, as I'm recording this, a Sunday morning before the start of the

Grand Prix, which isn't going to leave a lot of time between those two sessions. But conditions

don't look much better for tomorrow's running either. So there is at least a chance that if they

can't get this thing done tomorrow morning, they're going to have to use something else to determine

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