Follow the live action as the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix gets under way on Friday.
Interlagos hosts the closing leg of the final triple header of the year, with just two races remaining of the 2023 season after the chequered flag falls. The sole practice session of the Brazilian GP weekend will start at 2:30pm GMT, followed by qualifying at 6:00pm GMT.F1 will complete its final sprint weekend of the season in Sao PauloWith his opening time, Perez is a second off Verstappen's time, as Norris splits the pair to go P2 at present.Ocon has reported a screw on one of his tyres.
First up, it's good news for fans of Interlagos, with the venue securing its position on the F1 calendar until 2030 with a new five-year contract. In the 15 minutes that remain before qualifying, here are a couple of the big stories of the weekend so far.Backing this up is the fact that an orange weather warning has been placed across Sao Paulo, with storms in the region.Looking to the weather - always a popular topic at Interlagos - the wind is continuing to pick up with rain predicted to fall before qualifying at 6pm BST.
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