Interlagos showcases its legacy as a premier F1 track
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 4:55 PM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026
The Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos is renowned for its thrilling races, with the track's design contributing to its reputation. Opened in 1940 and now measuring 2.677 miles, it features narrow sections and minimal paved run-off, challenging drivers. Noteworthy moments include Sebastian Vettel's dramatic 2012 championship clinch amid chaotic conditions. The combination of elevation changes and high-stakes overtakes ensures that races held here are often memorable. As drivers prepare for the next event, the history and layout of Interlagos remain integral to its allure.
- •Interlagos has hosted the Brazilian Grand Prix since 1940.
- •Vettel secured the 2012 championship despite early race chaos.
- •The track features narrow sections that challenge driver precision.
- •Elevation changes create dynamic racing conditions.
- 4:55 PMYahoo Sports — 5 Features That Make Interlagos One of F1's Best Tracks
"The Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos almost always puts on an incredible show because the track is almost perfectly built for it. Here are 5 reasons why.
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