It’s time for one of the most exciting weekends for Formula 1 fans. The Brazilian GP weekend is here. The Interlagos, São Paulo track has seen some of the most dramatic moments in F1 history and after a wait of almost two weeks, fans will get their share of action this week. However, there might be an interruption.
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From the teams’ perspective, different weather conditions may lead to different challenges, and with these last two races left in the season, all the teams will aim to finish their season on a high. According to Formula 1, the final of three sprint weekends can be obstructed by cloudy and overcast conditions with a 60% chance of rain on race day.
In Brazil, the climatic conditions are uncertain for the entire weekend. The Interlagos track is about 800 m above sea level. This race will consecutively be the second race at a high altitude after the Mexico City GP.
The qualifying session, on Friday, could be affected by wet conditions as showers are expected to hit the Sao Paulo track. The second free practice session is expected to have thunderstorms. Fans have started their predictions about the race day as their memories are still afresh about the Japanese Grand Prix where there was a delay in the start of the race.
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The Brazilian circuit will host a 24-lap sprint race. With Max Verstappen already been crowned champion for 2022, the battle for the P2 in WDC is getting fierce. Fans don’t want that the weekend should get interrupted by any means.
Twitter F1 fans predicting the Brazilian GP Weekend
There’s a lot that the F1 fans are waiting to watch out for this weekend. Lewis Hamilton is still to win a race this year, and what happens to the rest of the grid behind Verstappen as Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc is just 5 points behind the other Red Bull driver Sergio Perez.
Fans are giving their reaction after the updates of the weather report. A Fan wrote, “ When you know the FIA’s recent history and see the weather forecast for the Brazilian GP is nothing but rain predicted all weekend. Guess I’ll just sleep through it.”
When you know the FIA's recent history and see the weather forecast for the Brazilian GP is nothing but rain predicted all weekend. Guess I'll just sleep through it#BrazilGP #WTF1 #F1 pic.twitter.com/y86AfnD903
— Reece Hart (@RAHart21) November 9, 2022
Expectation: "This should get exciting 👀👀👀"
Reality: Red Flag, Session will not be restarted 😂😭 https://t.co/YXiIfjXK7j
— Bolt (@BoltTBD) November 6, 2022
A weekend to see red flags u mean https://t.co/U2Z4YW9CTQ
— Martin 🇳🇱 (@MartinKR14_) November 6, 2022
Ooooooooooooo, this’ll be interesting, Brazil is shaping up to be a really chaotic weekend
— Evie (@eviemer33) November 5, 2022
https://t.co/NW2iycv1ta pic.twitter.com/c6FkgdYTaW
— ceci 🦦🫧 (@55ontrack) November 5, 2022
not again, please god don’t do this to me https://t.co/U4qVjT50wY
— mili (@M00NTILIA) November 5, 2022
https://t.co/XK3I8W0Toz pic.twitter.com/W5f1EmYdZS
— SposatoVeronica (@VeronicaParte2) November 5, 2022
Fans also believe that this race could be the same as the Japanese GP.
it’s probably gonna be a repeat of the japan gp🚶♀️ https://t.co/X9Gq5LosFc
— Maeve (@k1ngleclerc) November 6, 2022
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— Majd Zaherdeen (@Majd_Zd) November 5, 2022
https://t.co/pSCwIKGAIg pic.twitter.com/hLdQqSJCtr
— Agustiin Moreyra (@AgusCuervoF1) November 6, 2022
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This weekend, F1 fans can witness one of the most amazing races of the entire year at the Brazilian circuit. Who do you think Hamilton can take a victory at the Interlagos circuit like he did last year?