Lewis Hamilton suffers ANOTHER Q1 exit at Brazilian GP as Lando Norris barely escape

Qualifying at Interlagos was delayed until Sunday morning after electrical storms battered Sao Paulo on Saturday evening. And the overwhelming rain was still falling as the session at last got beneath way fair hours some time recently the race.

Hamilton has been mind blowing in damp conditions all through his Equation 1 career but battled all through Q1 in his Mercedes. And when he required to nail the lap on his last exertion, onboard cameras appeared him having to form steady adjustments.

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“This car, man,” he complained over the radio after he crossed the wrap up line. The exertion was sufficient to lift him briefly out of the foot five, but he was before long dumped out of qualifying when Liam Lawson spared himself with his last flying lap.

So the seven-time F1 winner had to settle for 16th on the network for the race – and was nearly joined within the foot five by another Brit. Lando Norris was fair one put over him and survived what may have been a executioner blow to his title trusts by the skin of his teeth.

Championship match Max Verstappen too battled within the conditions and had his best lap erased for a track limits infringement. He at that point had fair one more chance to secure secure entry through to Q2 and did so in fashion by recording the fastest time generally.

Too baffled to have joined Hamilton within the foot five were both Haas drivers. The American squad has been exceptionally upbeat with the pace of their cars since their enormous Austin overhaul but will have their work cut out to score focuses once more with Nico Hulkenberg and Oliver Bearman so remote down the arrange.