The threat of rain is increasing ahead of qualifying for the 2026 Brazilian Grand Prix, with changing weather conditions potentially becoming a decisive factor at Interlagos. After a sunny morning marked by high temperatures, clouds have started gathering over the São Paulo circuit, raising the possibility of rainfall as the Formula 1 weekend continues.
Brazilian GP qualifying weather: Rain risk could increase at Interlagos
The probability of rain during the third and final free practice session is currently estimated at 30%. However, the risk could increase as qualifying approaches, adding uncertainty to the conditions drivers and teams will encounter.
The developing weather situation could become an important variable in the preparations for the qualifying session. With clouds building over Interlagos following the earlier sunshine and high temperatures, teams will be monitoring conditions closely as they prepare for the battle for grid positions.
The possibility of changing weather is also a key consideration for the 2026 Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying session, with the risk of rain potentially increasing before the cars take to the track.
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