Formula 1 has confirmed that the Brazilian Grand Prix will remain at Interlagos until 2035, securing the long-term future of one of the championship’s most historic venues. The new agreement extends the São Paulo Grand Prix’s presence on the F1 calendar and further strengthens the established relationship between the sport and Brazil’s largest city.
The contract extension represents an important commitment to Interlagos, a circuit that has long been one of Formula 1’s most recognisable destinations. With the agreement now running through 2035, São Paulo will continue hosting one of the country’s most significant sporting events well into the next decade.
Brazilian GP secures its Formula 1 future until 2035
In recent years, Interlagos has expanded its offering beyond the action taking place on the circuit. New facilities and attractions have been introduced to improve the overall experience for spectators, including the Fanzone, Heineken Village and Vila Porto.
The objective is to transform the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend into a complete entertainment event, combining Formula 1 racing with music, leisure activities and experiences designed specifically for fans.
This broader approach reflects the growing importance of the event beyond the sporting spectacle itself. Interlagos remains a central part of Brazil’s Formula 1 heritage, with its historic Grand Prix records and statistics highlighting its established place in the championship.
Stefano Domenicali and Ricardo Nunes underline importance of São Paulo partnership
During a press conference held in São Paulo, Formula 1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali and the city’s mayor, Ricardo Nunes, emphasised the importance of the renewed partnership.
Both highlighted the cooperation between Formula 1 and the local authorities, expressing appreciation for the support and commitment of the municipal administration. That cooperation has played a decisive role in ensuring the Brazilian Grand Prix can continue at Interlagos for the coming years.
The renewed agreement reinforces the relationship between the championship and São Paulo, providing long-term continuity for an event that combines international sporting significance with considerable local economic benefits.
Brazilian Grand Prix generates an estimated 2.3 billion reais for São Paulo
Beyond its sporting and tourism appeal, the Brazilian Grand Prix is an important economic driver for São Paulo. The event stimulates activity across several sectors, including hotels, restaurants, transport, retail and other services.
Its economic impact is estimated at 2.3 billion Brazilian reais, underlining the importance of Formula 1 to the city’s wider economy.
The benefits extend beyond the circuit itself, with the arrival of spectators and visitors generating business for companies and services throughout São Paulo during the Grand Prix weekend.
With the agreement extended until 2035, Interlagos has secured another decade of Formula 1 racing, maintaining its position on the Formula 1 calendar and preserving its role as the venue for one of Brazil’s most important international sporting events.
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