What are the tyre strategy options for the Sao Paulo GP?

Lando Norris secured pole position at Interlagos for the third consecutive year, sharing the front row with Kimi Antonelli. Liam Lawson and Nico Hulkenberg line up on row two, followed by Isack Hadjar and Oliver Bearman on row three, creating an unusual starting grid. The mixed-up grid is partly due to wet-weather specialists shining in treacherous qualifying conditions, and partly because Max Verstappen, George Russell, and both Ferrari drivers chose to take tactical engine penalties in Brazil. Interlagos is ideal for these penalties due to strong overtaking opportunities, high potential for mayhem, and a history of multi-stop races. With closely matched performance among the top four teams, an unpredictable weather forecast, and strategy playing a pivotal role, today's race promises plenty of action.