Formula 1 Tickets Interlagos (Brazilian Grand Prix)

The Brazilian Grand Prix is held on Circuit Interlagos, officially named Autódromo José Carlos Pace after Carlos Pace the Brazilian driver who died prior to its naming. Interlagos is the name of the town where the circuit lies, in Sao Paolo, Brazil. The circuit exists since 1973 and has been reconstructed several times since it inauguration.

Originally the circuit had a length of 7.8 km and was shortened in 1990 to 4.4 km so that it could fit the new FIA restrictions on track length. This resulted that the track lost 3 long straights and 3 fast curves. The original track allowed cars to keep maximum speed u to 20 seconds and was considered very dangerous, although no driver ever died during a Formula 1 race at Circuit Interlagos..

Drivers still like the course because of very long top-speed section that contains bumps. Also the high-speed turns and small run-off area are loved, although the track is very wide at these points. The hilly course demand a lot from the engines and it makes it harder on the drivers as well.

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Sightseeing during the Formula 1 Interlagos, Grand Prix Brazil

São Paolo is the biggest city of Brazil and lies close to the Atlantic Ocean. São Paolo is known as one of the greatest cities in the world. The Brazilian culture is loved by many people around the world. The weather and the beaches make São Paolo are very attractive for tourists and that is not all. São Paolo contains many landmarks such as the Museu Paulista do Ipiranga, the São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP), the gothic Metropolitan Sé Cathedral and the Monumento à Bandeira. Further more the Portuguese to Monument to the flag and Niemeyer's Ibirapuera complex Bienal, planetarium, and museums like: the Estaiada Bridge in the South Side.
Paulista Avenue is the most important financial center in the country and whole South America.