Formula 1's finest will take to the track for a delayed session on Sunday for qualifying, having completed the sprint race earlier in the day.
Heavy rain and lightning meant that no running could take place after the sprint race on Saturday, resulting in a rescheduled qualifying session being planned for a rare Sunday double-header.
Lando Norris snatched back two potentially crucial points from Max Verstappen in the sprint, with team-mate Oscar Piastri handing the win to him in the closing stages – but the big points will be won and lost in Sunday's feature race.
The triple-header has so far produced intense battles between the title rivals, with Red Bull and their star driver Verstappen being handed a huge 20-second penalty last time out in Mexico City, prolonging the debate about the current state of the FIA and the consistency of their punishments.
However, it was Ferrari who demonstrated the strongest package at the two triple-header destinations so far, with Charles Leclerc bringing home the win at COTA and team-mate Carlos Sainz securing another win in red in Mexico ahead of his exit from the Scuderia next season.
McLaren appeared stronger than both Ferrari and Red Bull so far in Brazil, but who will come out on top to claim their spot at the front of the grid?
Brazilian Grand Prix Qualifying - Sunday, November 2, 2024
The qualifying session in Sao Paulo was scheduled to kick off today at 3pm local time, a few hours after the sprint race, but is now expected to start at 7.30am local. Find the session start times converted to your local time zone below:
Local time: 7.30am Sunday United States (EDT): 5.30am Sunday United States (CDT): 4.30am Sunday United States (PDT): 2.30am Sunday United Kingdom (BST): 10.30am Sunday Central European Time: 11.30am Sunday