Interlagos Circuit

About

The Interlagos Circuit, officially known as Autódromo José Carlos Pace, is a renowned racing venue located in São Paulo, Brazil. It is celebrated for its challenging layout, featuring significant elevation changes and a mix of fast straights and technical corners. The circuit is 4.309 kilometers long and includes 15 turns, making it a test of endurance and skill for drivers. Its unique counter-clockwise direction and high-altitude setting add to the complexity of racing here. Interlagos has a rich history, hosting the Brazilian Grand Prix since 1973. The circuit's design, with sections like the Senna 'S' and Reta Oposta, offers ample overtaking opportunities. Despite its historical origins, the track has been updated to meet modern safety standards. The passionate Brazilian fans and unpredictable weather conditions make races at Interlagos particularly exciting and unpredictable, contributing to its status as a beloved venue in the world of motorsports.