Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos), São Paulo, Brazil

Track data:
Circuit length: 4.3 km
Laps: 71
Race distance: 306 km
Four high-speed sections
Two slow turns (Т8, Т10)
Three possible overtaking zones (Т1/Т2, Т4, Т10)
Two DRS zones

Qualification: Bottas, Vettel, Raikkonen
Race: Vettel, Bottas, Raikkonen

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Trivia:
1. The track began to be constructed in 1938 between two artificial lakes. The circuit was named "Interlagos", which sounds close to the Portuguese "entre lagos", meaning "between the lakes."
2. In 1985 the track was renamed to the Autódromo José Carlos Pace to honor the Brazilian F1 driver who was killed in a plane crash in 1977.
3. Of the 42 Brazilian Grand Prix in Formula 1, 30 have taken place at Interlagos.
4. The Brazilian Grand Prix is the only South American race in the modern FIA world championship.
5. Four Brazilian drivers have won the Grand Prix in São Paulo: Carlos Pace won once, and Emerson Fittipaldi, Ayrton Senna and Felipe Massa each won twice.
6. Rubens Barrichello, a native of São Paulo, has never been able to conquer his home track. He failed to finish 11 of 19 races at Interlagos.
7. The track in São Paulo is the second shortest after Monaco, though the Brazilian track is much faster than the narrow streets of Monte Carlo.
8. Track length: 4.309 km. Direction: counterclockwise.
9. Type of track: race circuit. Number of turns: 15.
10. Max Verstappen recorded the fastest lap time in 2017 (1:11.044) while driving for Red Bull Racing.
11. Ferrari and McLaren each have eight wins on the track in São Paulo. Michael Schumacher leads all other drivers with four Grand Prix victories here.

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