F1 Sao Paulo: Post-Qualifying Presser Transcript

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F1 Sao Paulo: Post-Qualifying Presser Transcript - Verstappen's Pole Position Sets the Stage for a Thrilling Sprint

The Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace roared with excitement as Max Verstappen secured pole position for the 2023 Brazilian Grand Prix, setting the stage for a thrilling Sprint Race on Saturday. The post-qualifying press conference saw Verstappen, alongside George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, discuss their performances and expectations for the weekend.

Verstappen: "It's a Nice Feeling to Be Back On Top"

The reigning world champion, Max Verstappen, was ecstatic with his qualifying performance, especially after his struggles in the previous race in Mexico.

"It's a nice feeling to be back on top," said Verstappen. "I wasn't really sure where we were going to be today, after Mexico, but the car felt good. I knew the sector 3 was going to be a bit tricky with the wind, but we managed to put it all together and get the pole position. It's important to start ahead of the pack, especially for the Sprint tomorrow."

Russell: "We Are Fighting Hard and Hoping for Good Results"

George Russell, who secured third place in qualifying, expressed his team's determination to push for a strong result in the Sprint and the main race.

"We're fighting hard this weekend," stated Russell. "We've made some progress with the car, but we still need to find a bit more pace. But we're not giving up. We're hoping for a good result in the Sprint tomorrow, and we'll be pushing hard to get a good start in the main race on Sunday."

Hamilton: "It's Always Good to Be Back in Brazil"

Lewis Hamilton, who finished the qualifying session in fourth place, spoke about his positive feelings towards the Brazilian Grand Prix and his hopes for the race weekend.

"It's always good to be back in Brazil," said Hamilton. "The fans here are amazing, and the atmosphere is electric. We had a tough qualifying session, but we're still in a good position for the Sprint and the main race. We'll be working hard to improve our car and try to challenge for the podium."

A Sprint Race Full of Potential

The F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix is shaping up to be a highly anticipated race weekend. With Verstappen starting from pole position, Russell and Hamilton close behind, and the rest of the grid ready to fight for a strong start, the Sprint Race is sure to provide plenty of action and excitement.

The Sprint Race takes place on Saturday, and the main race is scheduled for Sunday. Be sure to tune in for what promises to be a captivating weekend of Formula One racing.