Start of Brazil GP qualifying delayed: Here's why
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The start of the Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying session has been delayed, and GPblog explains why.
The start of the Brazilian GP qualifying was delayed due to ongoing repairs at Turns 10 and 11.
Nevertheless the track isn't the only thing that had to be repaired ahead of the start of the qualifying session.
Photo: Race Pictures
Oscar Piastri and Gabriel Bortoleto, along with Franco Colapinto and Nico Hulkenberg, also found the wall at several instances of the Sprint race, with the Australian Mclaren driver, the Argentine Alpine racer, and Sauber's German veteran all crashing within moments of each other at the same spot.
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