Check out the incredible scenes from Sao Paulo as a rain storm causes an early finish to qualifying at the Sao Paulo GP
Max Verstappen beat the arrival on an Interlagos storm to see off what had been a fierce qualifying challenge from his rivals to secure pole position for Sunday's Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Lance Stroll outqualified Fernando Alonso for just the third time this year and he will start as the team's lead car in third place, the Canadian's best starting berth for three years.Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, the polesitter for the first two legs of F1's ongoing Amercias triple header, will start alongside Verstappen on the front row while Mercedes pair Lewis Hamilton and George Russell qualified fifth and sixth respectively.
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