Brazilian GP extended to 2035 at Interlagos

Formula 1 confirmed a new Interlagos deal through 2035, while Autosport and Motorsport.com reported the Brazilian round is covered by a five-year extension.

Formula 1 confirmed that Interlagos will stay on the calendar through 2035, extending the future of the Brazilian Grand Prix at one of the championship’s established venues. Formula1.com said the new agreement keeps Formula 1 racing in Sao Paulo until the end of the 2035 season, while RaceFans also reported that the contract runs until at least that year.

Autosport and Motorsport.com reported that the latest arrangement is a five-year extension. Both outlets also said the event is officially run as the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, a title used under the current agreement.

Taken together, the reports mean Formula 1 has locked in its Brazil round for the next decade. The confirmed term through 2035 gives the championship long-range calendar stability at Interlagos without changing the venue for the series’ visit to Brazil.