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F1 Retains Brazilian GP Until 2035 with Fresh Sao Paulo Deal
The five-year renewal keeps Formula 1 at Interlagos through 2035, preserving a fan-favorite circuit that has hosted the Brazilian Grand Prix since 1973.
Formula One will continue racing at Sao Paulo's Interlagos circuit until 2035 after announcing a five-year contract extension on Saturday.
The Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, known as Interlagos, has hosted the Brazilian Grand Prix since joining the calendar in 1973 and has cemented itself as a favorite circuit among drivers and fans.
Sao Paulo Mayor Ricardo Nunes called the renewal "a very significant achievement for Sao Paulo," noting the event boosts the economy, creates jobs, and strengthens tourism across multiple sectors.
Brazil has produced 33 Formula One drivers, including Audi driver Gabriel Bortoleto and Haas rookie Rafael Camara, who are racing this weekend in front of their home crowd.
Sao Paulo has a long-standing tradition with Formula One, and the agreement strengthens the calendar of major events while consolidating the city's position as a global benchmark for hosting international competitions.