Saturday is the day to watch the sky at Interlagos. Formula 1’s official forecast for the Sao Paulo GP gives a 50% chance of rain…

Formula 1's official forecast for the São Paulo GP projects a 50% chance of significant rain on Saturday, November 7, threatening qualifying at Interlagos. Strong wind gusts reaching 50 km/h and potential track flooding could severely disrupt the 3 PM session. Sunday's race day also carries a 40% threat of heavy rain and thunderstorms, setting up an unpredictable weekend.
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen welcomed the potential wet weather, recalling his prior victories at the circuit under rainy conditions. Meanwhile, teams and drivers voiced concerns over 2026 car software performance in the wet following bugs in Malaysia, though the FIA confirmed the specific previous glitch was resolved. Mercedes aims to clinch the Constructors' title against Ferrari amidst the challenging conditions.
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