Three Formula 1 drivers will have to start the upcoming Brazil Grand Prix sprint race from the pit lane due to parts being changed after qualifying. The Aston Martin team’s Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll had to modify the bodywork specification and suspension set-up following Friday’s session. In addition, Stake F1’s Zhou Guanyu had an overnight suspension set-up change that caught the attention of the FIA technical delegate Jo Bauer.
Because of these changes, Alonso, Stroll, and Zhou are all slated to begin the race from the pit lane. The Aston Martin team faced difficulties during the sprint qualifying session, with Alonso finishing in 16th place and Stroll in 19th. Zhou had the slowest time of all the drivers and will now start from the pit lane instead of his original 20th place on the grid.
Despite the setbacks for these three drivers, the excitement of the race continues with Oscar Piastri securing pole position, followed by his teammate Lando Norris. The unexpected changes in starting positions add a level of unpredictability to the race, promising an exciting and competitive event for fans to enjoy.
The Brazil Grand Prix has always been known for its thrilling races and unpredictable outcomes. With the additional challenge of starting from the pit lane, Alonso, Stroll, and Zhou will have to navigate through the field to make their way towards the front. This unexpected turn of events adds an element of suspense and intrigue to the upcoming sprint race, making it a must-watch event for Formula 1 enthusiasts.
As the drivers prepare to take on the challenging Interlagos circuit, the pressure is on for Alonso, Stroll, and Zhou to showcase their skills and determination. The pit lane start presents a unique opportunity for these drivers to demonstrate their ability to overcome adversity and fight their way back into contention. With the competition heating up, the Brazil Grand Prix sprint race promises to deliver plenty of excitement and drama for fans around the world.
