
Rain is expected to play a significant role at Interlagos this weekend, a situation that could favor Max Verstappen. The unpredictable weather often tests drivers’ skill and composure, and Verstappen has proven time and again that he excels under wet conditions.
When the José Carlos Pace Circuit is mentioned, many immediately recall Ayrton Senna’s legendary performances in front of his home fans. However, in today’s Formula 1, Verstappen has become the standout driver at this challenging track, earning a reputation as a modern master of Interlagos.
The Dutch driver has already secured three wins in Brazil, including consecutive victories in 2023 and 2024. His triumphs here are often remembered for dramatic and skillful maneuvers, particularly in wet conditions that demand precise control and sharp decision-making.
One of Verstappen’s most iconic displays came in 2016 when he executed a daring overtake on Nico Rosberg around the outside. Even in his rookie season with Red Bull, he demonstrated exceptional sensitivity to wet-weather conditions, announcing himself as a formidable talent in challenging circumstances.
Given his history and proven ability in rain-affected races, Verstappen enters this weekend’s Brazilian GP as a strong contender to turn adverse conditions into an advantage. Fans and competitors alike will be watching closely to see if he can once again dominate when the skies open.