Formula 1 has locked in the future of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix at the Interlagos Circuit, announcing a five-year contract extension that will keep the Brazilian race on the calendar until 2035. The event last signed a five-year extension on the eve of the 2023 race, which took the race to 2030.
The contract extension reinforces F1's long-term commitment to Brazil and ensures that one of its most historic venues will continue hosting races well into the next decade.
Formula 1 announced the news on Saturday to strengthen its presence in key international markets. Interlagos has remained a regular fixture on the calendar, with its challenging layout, passionate supporters, and unpredictable racing making it one of the most popular destinations among fans and drivers.
F1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali spoke about the extension, saying: "Brazil is an important part of Formula 1's history and our future, and I am delighted that this five-year extension will see us continue racing in Sao Paulo until 2035."
"The passion of our Brazilian fans is extraordinary, and every time we return to Interlagos we feel their energy in the grandstands and in the city of Sao Paulo. This agreement un...