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In 1938 a huge plot of land was bought in Sao Paulo by two local property developers who intended to build a large housing development. It soon became clear, however, that one part of the land was not suitable for housing and so they decided to build a racing circuit instead. Sao Paulo grew at an incredible speed though and soon the circuit was surrounded by houses.
When, in the 1970s, Emerson Fittipaldi began to have international success, the Brazilians started to want a Grand Prix. In 1971 and 1972 Interlagos hosted non-championship events but in 1973 the track hosted its first championship Grand Prix. The track became a lucky charm for local racers, Fittipaldi, Carlos Pace and Carlos Reutemann all taking the spoils of victory in the 1970s. Interlagos was the scene of Pace's first and only Formula One victory, and following his death in a plane crash the circuit was renamed in his honour.
In 1978 the grand prix moved to Rio, but in 1979 Interlagos got its race back. By 1981 however Rio had retaken the Grand Prix, Sao Paulo's slums being at odds with the glamorous image Formula One wanted to portray. When a $15m redevelopment programme was agreed in the heyday of Ayrton Senna, a Sao Paulo local, the race finally moved back to Interlagos.
And there it has stayed. Since Senna's death there may have been no Brazilian world champion, but the passion of the Brazilian fans keeps the sport coming back every year. (www.formula1.com)
Uitslag 2009
Gevraagd
Opmerking
Deadline
Puntenverdeling
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Tussenstand
In 1938 a huge plot of land was bought in Sao Paulo by two local property developers who intended to build a large housing development. It soon became clear, however, that one part of the land was not suitable for housing and so they decided to build a racing circuit instead. Sao Paulo grew at an incredible speed though and soon the circuit was surrounded by houses.
When, in the 1970s, Emerson Fittipaldi began to have international success, the Brazilians started to want a Grand Prix. In 1971 and 1972 Interlagos hosted non-championship events but in 1973 the track hosted its first championship Grand Prix. The track became a lucky charm for local racers, Fittipaldi, Carlos Pace and Carlos Reutemann all taking the spoils of victory in the 1970s. Interlagos was the scene of Pace's first and only Formula One victory, and following his death in a plane crash the circuit was renamed in his honour.
In 1978 the grand prix moved to Rio, but in 1979 Interlagos got its race back. By 1981 however Rio had retaken the Grand Prix, Sao Paulo's slums being at odds with the glamorous image Formula One wanted to portray. When a $15m redevelopment programme was agreed in the heyday of Ayrton Senna, a Sao Paulo local, the race finally moved back to Interlagos.
And there it has stayed. Since Senna's death there may have been no Brazilian world champion, but the passion of the Brazilian fans keeps the sport coming back every year. (www.formula1.com)
Uitslag 2009
- Pole: Rubens Barrichello (Brawn GP)
- Podium: 1. Mark Webber (Red Bull) - 2. Robert Kubica (BMW Sauber) - 3. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren)
- Snelste Ronde: Mark Webber (Red Bull)
Gevraagd
- Top 5 van de startgrid
- Top 10 van de race-uitslag
- Wie rijdt de snelste ronde in de race?
- Na de race in Zuid Korea zijn er nog altijd 5 piloten die mathematisch gezien nog kans maken op de titel. Hoeveel blijven er daar van over na de race in Brazilië?
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Opmerking
- Zouden jullie je berichten kunnen posten in dezelfde stijl als het mijne (enkel de namen van de piloten, en dus geen opsommingstekens, nummering of dergelijke). Dat bespaart mij wat werk bij het invoeren van de gegevens in de Excelfile. Alvast bedankt.
Deadline
- Vrijdag 5 november 2010 - 13u00
Puntenverdeling
Spelregels
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