The Autódromo José Carlos Pace is one of Formula 1's most iconic circuits. Located in São Paulo, Brazil, it first hosted a Grand Prix in 1973 and is famous for passionate fans and unpredictable weather.

The 4.309 km (2.677 miles) track features 15 turns, including the legendary Senna S. Its counterclockwise layout and elevation changes challenge drivers physically and technically. The circuit’s mix of high-speed straights and tight corners offers great overtaking opportunities, especially at Turn 1 and Turn 4.

Interlagos has witnessed unforgettable F1 moments. In 2008, Lewis Hamilton dramatically won his first championship, passing Timo Glock on the final lap. In 2012, Sebastian Vettel recovered from early damage to secure his third title. Ayrton Senna’s emotional 1991 home victory, despite gearbox issues, remains a highlight in F1 history.

Often a key race in the championship battle, Interlagos’ unpredictable weather adds to its excitement. Its rich history and thrilling layout make it a favourite among drivers and fans alike.