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Interlagos has always been one of my favorites. I just love turn 1.

Interlagos is definately my favorite F1 circuit, followed by Albert Park, Austria and Suzuka.

The fans, the layout, the weather, everything's there.

Same here! Actually, I don't feel brazilian at all!

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"Halo is for little babies, not for men" - Jeha

That was a hell of a race.

wow, Jeha...what, are you mad buddy? I know what's your positioning on the brazilian political crisis. If you're unhappy, get out of this country, it's very simple. We don't need haters.


About Interlagos, I also love its layout, but we can't forget, it used to be so damn better in the past, love the old layout!

And 1997 with all the badly filmed start crashes.

2000 2004 and 2012 were pretty tast too

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2001 was awesome, Montoya, Verstappen, rain.

Best Brazil GP's

2012
2008
2003
1993

Fixed that for you. Nothing against you Gaara, but I'm a fucking Brazillian and I fucking respect the start date of a F1 race tread.


About brazillians politics.... I'd really love to blow up the congress, and I'm trying to leave this country ever since I remember. Can't find any decent non-corrupt people to vote, at least now with new medias people actually can show the displeasure, instead of being able to just watch the manipulated news by the media. (*cough* Globo *cough*)

I have no clue what this is all about, but if you think Europe is any better. Think again. Corruption just happens a lot cleaner, perhaps even less obvious, and is even legalised in some cases. Oh, and the news is also blatant one-sided. So, Brazil doesn't sound so bad.

The problem with Brazil is the stupidly high crime rate. Apart from that, sounds like a pretty nice country.

I still don't want to leave the country, there's lots of things to give in like the food (yes, the best food in the world is made in my home state), the weather and most people

Europe could be neat and with great sights but I'm not rich to live there comfortably

and still, races are still shown here without ad breaks so I love my country

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Motorsports trend for 2024: everything is a bad taste joke now

There is that whole samba, party, laid-back feel in Brazil that people in Europe seem to crave. For some reason I am not attracted to those aspects really (sorry guys).

HOWEVER:

Brazilian. Meat. Restaurants. 'nuff said. My card is always on the green side, you'd have to be a fool to refuse one of the servings.

Jeha was probably referring himself over Dilma Rousseff. I know he's one of the guys who's been vomiting hate on Facebook against Workers Party and so on. His issue is political.

I kinda like this country and I feel sad when I see so many brazilians wanting to leave Brazil because they don't see their right wing and fascist political parties in charge. Of course we have many issues here but we can't discuss it like children.

there are more important things at stake than if the government is awful

Interlagos main man (Chico Rosa, responsible for almost all important things concerning the track) got fired recently and the track future is at stake. who knows what São Paulo will do with the track in the future

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Motorsports trend for 2024: everything is a bad taste joke now

who cares about politics in this topic?

And it's not because you have something against the government of your country, that you should leave the country. It's called opposition and happens in every country except North-Korea.

...and Russia and some other places.

I think this race will be better than Mexico.

Teams complained a lot about lack of space in pitlane area, looks like Interlagos has fixed this problem.

Looks the same width to me...