Sebastian Vettel reflects on “crazy” Brazilian GP which should “suit Ferrari”. Seb's view ahead of the next race.

Sunday’s race will be the 47th Brazilian Grand Prix. It first appeared on the Formula 1 World Championship calendar in 1973 and has been a permanent fixture ever since. It has been held at just two circuits, Jacarepaguà and its current home, Interlagos. Scuderia Ferrari has won this race eleven times.

FERRARI STATS BRAZILIAN GP
GP contested 46
Debut 1973 (Arturo Merzario 4th; Jacky Ickx 5th)
Wins 11 (23,91%)
Pole positions 7 (15,21%)
Fastest laps 8 (17,39%)
Podiums 31 (67,39%)

Sebastian Vettel previews the next round of the 2019 Formula One season, the Brazilian Grand Prix:
“Racing in Brazil, in Sao Paulo, I think in a nutshell, anything can happen. I don’t know why, but there is something about this place and this circuit. Every year, something crazy happens and, if it doesn’t you can be sure it will the following year.” – he said, as reported by the Maranello team’s official website earlier today.

“This is another track that has suited us well in the past and treated us well over the last couple of years. I remember we had good pace there and Kimi was on the podium last year, while two years ago we won the race. I think overall it’s been a good hunting ground for us and hopefully it will be like that again this weekend.
Certainly, in terms of atmosphere, it’s very special. Brazilians are one of the loudest crowds on the calendar: you can actually hear them when you are in the car and it feels as though they are in the cockpit with you.” – Scuderia Ferrari German driver Sebastian Vettel concluded.