The Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix

The Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix was first held in 1973 in São Paolo at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace, also known as the Interlagos Circuit after the part of the city in which it is located. Brazil has played host to some of the sport’s most incredible races, including amazing victories and shocking upsets, and every year Interlagos provides spectacular racing to the thousands of fans in attendance and millions watching around the world. The track is technically extremely demanding but offers drivers a large number of opportunities to overtake, guaranteeing an exciting and dramatic race, and the unpredictable weather is also often a significant factor. Interlagos is renowned for the remarkable atmosphere created by the unrivalled passion of the home fans, whose impact is reflected by the success of Brazilian drivers in the past with Nelson Piquet, Emerson Fittipaldi, Felipe Massa and the legendary Ayrton Senna all having won twice in Brazil. Whether you are a Formula 1 fanatic or not, the Brazilian Grand Prix is a fantastic sporting event that is guaranteed to provide an unforgettable experience.