Overview
- Formula 1 has agreed a five-year contract extension that keeps the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos through at least 2035.
- F1 presented growth figures for Brazil, saying the national fanbase reached 5.8 million with a 6.5% year-on-year rise and stronger youth and female representation.
- Organisers reported strong weekend turnout for the race, citing a recent three-day attendance of 303,627 as evidence of local demand.
- São Paulo Grand Prix CEO Alan Adler said the deal rewards long-term local investment and planning and called the extension a source of pride for organisers.
- Interlagos has been on the F1 calendar since 1973 and has been Brazil’s sole host since 1990, and the renewal secures the circuit’s role while supporting continued local economic and fan engagement planning.