Interlagos
Brazil, 4.309 km, 15 corners
Interlagos in São Paulo runs anti-clockwise around a natural bowl. The lap opens with a plunging left-right S, and a long uphill run back to the line makes the final corners count twice.
Circuit facts
- Country
- 🇧🇷 Brazil
- Lap length
- 4.309 km
- Corners
- 15
- First Grand Prix
- 1973
- Race distance
- 71 laps, 305.9 km
- Pole lap, 2025
- 1:09.511
Famous corners
Interlagos' first-corner S
Downhill into a left, straight into a right. Set up the first to carry speed through the second.
How to drive it
Set up the first-corner S to carry speed through its second half. Because the drag to the finish climbs all the way, the exit of the last corner is worth more than its entry.
The perfect lap
In Lapdle you choose how to take each corner, and the car drives your line with real physics. The perfect lap is the fastest line the model can find; the medals are set just above it.
- DryPerfect1:08.302
Gold 1:08.460Silver 1:08.870Bronze 1:10.130
- WetPerfect1:19.132
Gold 1:19.340Silver 1:19.840Bronze 1:21.770
- Low downforcePerfect1:09.296
Gold 1:09.470Silver 1:09.880Bronze 1:11.350
Free practice at Interlagos: unlimited laps, and the perfect line on demand. Pick a condition above to drive it in the wet or with low downforce.
Interlagos quiz
Know it by heart? Take the Interlagos quiz: a few quick questions on the circuit.