History
- 1973–2019Held as the Brazilian Grand Prix.
- 2021–PresentRenamed to the São Paulo Grand Prix.
All winners
- 2026Scheduled
- 2025
Lando Norris - 2024
Max Verstappen - 2023Max Verstappen
- 2022
George Russell - 2021
Lewis Hamilton - 2019Max Verstappen
- 2018Lewis Hamilton
- 2017
Sebastian Vettel - 2016Lewis Hamilton
- 2015
Nico Rosberg - 2014Nico Rosberg
- 2013Sebastian Vettel
- 2012
Jenson Button - 2011
Mark Webber - 2010Sebastian Vettel
- 2009Mark Webber
- 2008
Felipe Massa - 2007
Kimi Räikkönen - 2006Felipe Massa
- 2005
Juan Pablo Montoya - 2004Juan Pablo Montoya
- 2003
Giancarlo Fisichella - 2002
Michael Schumacher - 2001
David Coulthard - 2000Michael Schumacher
- 1999
Mika Häkkinen - 1998Mika Häkkinen
- 1997
Jacques Villeneuve - 1996
Damon Hill - 1995Michael Schumacher
- 1994Michael Schumacher
- 1993
Ayrton Senna - 1992
Nigel Mansell - 1991Ayrton Senna
- 1990
Alain Prost - 1989Nigel Mansell
- 1988Alain Prost
- 1987Alain Prost
- 1986
Nelson Piquet - 1985Alain Prost
- 1984Alain Prost
- 1983Nelson Piquet
- 1982Alain Prost
- 1981
Carlos Reutemann - 1980
René Arnoux - 1979
Jacques Laffite - 1978Carlos Reutemann
- 1977Carlos Reutemann
- 1976
Niki Lauda - 1975
Carlos Pace - 1974
Emerson Fittipaldi - 1973Emerson Fittipaldi
Circuit
Circuit
Autódromo José Carlos Pace
Location
São Paulo, Brazil
Length
4.309 km
Corners
15
First GP
1973
Editions
53
- — Named after Brazilian driver José Carlos Pace, who won his only Grand Prix here in 1975.
- — Lewis Hamilton took the 2008 world title at the last corner of the last lap, passing Timo Glock for the position he needed.
- — One of only a handful of anti-clockwise circuits in Formula 1, which places unusual neck loading on drivers.
- — Sits around 800 m above sea level, costing power and downforce compared with a sea-level track.
Most wins — drivers
Most wins — constructors
- McLaren13×
- Ferrari11×
- Red Bull Racing7×
- Mercedes6×
- Williams6×
