Interlagos has been the scene of plenty of title deciders in Formula 1’s recent history. The 2022 Sao Paulo Grand Prix is set to take place on November 11-13. Check out the articles below for facts, stats, history and trivia from previous F1 races in Brazil!
Since its arrival on the calendar in 1973, the Interlagos track in Sao Paulo, Brazil has hosted some dramatic races. The passionate fans together with the old school nature of the track layout always make the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend one to remember.
Magnussen and Russell record their first pole and win in the same weekend, Norris loses his 100% points-scoring appearance rate at Interlagos and God Save The King plays on the podium for the first time.
Russell takes his maiden win, Hamilton makes it the first British 1-2 in over 12 years and Red Bull’s podium streak comes to an end.
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Kevin Magnussen takes the first pole position of his career, Haas end the longest wait for a maiden pole in F1 history and Ferrari reach 30 Q3 appearances at Interlagos.
All the information you could need about the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend at Interlagos.
Red Bull hope to become the fourth team to win ten races in a row, Hamilton is still in search of his first win of the year and Norris becomes the fourth driver to race on his 23rd birthday.
The polesitter has won seven of the last nine races at the Interlagos circuit. Here’s everything you need to know about each grid slot’s history at the Brazilian Grand Prix!
While Ferrari have more wins at Interlagos than any other team, Red Bull and Mercedes are the most recent winners at the track.
Verstappen and Norris have never failed to score at Interlagos, Verstappen is yet to be out-qualified here and three drivers have never failed to reach Q3.
Here are all the facts and statistics you need to know about the Interlagos circuit ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix!
Bottas equals Hill’s pole count, Verstappen equals Rosberg’s podium tally and Perez sets multiple fastest laps in a year for the first time.
Hamilton wins from tenth on the grid, Ocon scores in Brazil for the first time and Ricciardo’s finishing streak comes to an end.
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As Hamilton sets the fastest time on Friday before being disqualified, Bottas takes the Sprint Qualifying win and Russell is out-qualified by Latifi for the first time.
As Sprint Qualifying makes its third outing, Ricciardo could become the driver with the second most consecutive starts and Perez could equal the record for most consecutive third place finishes.
All the information you could need about the 2019 Brazilian GP weekend, including session times, weather forecast, 2018 lap times and more!
All the information you could need about the 2019 Brazilian GP weekend, including session times, weather forecast, 2018 lap times and more!
