Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos)
São Paulo, Brazil
(8 left, 7 right)
(Highest to lowest point)
-23.70360000°, -46.69970000°
Dramatic elevation changes with over 56m variation. Track dips down in middle section before rising back to pit straight. Constant elevation changes throughout lap.
Senna S
Iconic opening chicane named after Ayrton Senna
Subida dos Boxes
Uphill section leading to main straight - critical traction zone
Curva do Sol
Important corner in middle sector
Ferradura
Tight corner providing overtaking opportunities
Historic counter-clockwise circuit known for passionate fans and dramatic races. Features significant elevation changes and challenging corners. Renamed after José Carlos Pace who won here in 1975.
São Paulo subtropical climate brings unpredictable weather. November races often see mixed conditions with sudden thunderstorms possible.
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