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F1 Qualifying in São Paulo
Norris secures pole position for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, marking his third consecutive year on top of the grid despite rain-affected conditions, per Formula1.com.
Max Verstappen starts from the back of the grid after a tough qualifying session, with his team expressing hope that the race might offer a better opportunity, Formula1.com reports.
The Formula 1 season will continue to feature races in São Paulo through at least 2035, following a new long-term agreement, ESPN notes.
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