A definitive layout has been revealed for the planned Rio de Janeiro circuit that wants to take over Formula 1's Brazilian Grand Prix slot, but only once Interlagos's... read more »

The Interlagos circuit has received a major boost in its bid to remain on the Formula 1 calendar, following claims the Brazilian Grand Prix will move to Rio de Janeiro read more »

Despite claims that Brazilian Grand Prix is to move to a new purpose-built track in Rio de Janeiro, it appears the race is to remain at Interlagos. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says it is a "shock" the Brazilian Grand Prix could move to Rio de Janeiro in 2020, while Nico Hulkenberg would "drop a tear" over losing... read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix is due to move from Sao Paulo to Rio de Janeiro in 2020, according to the country's president Jair Bolsonaro. read more »

Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro has revealed the Brazilian GP will switch venues to a new circuit in Rio de Janeiro from 2020.  read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix will leave Interlagos in Sao Paulo and be staged in Rio de Janeiro in 2020, according to the country' president. The Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace... read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix will be held at a new track in Rio de Janeiro next year, the country's president says. read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix will move to a new purpose-built track in Rio de Janeiro from 2020 according to the country's president. read more »

Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, has said that his country's 2020 round of the world championship will be held at a new purpose built track in Rio de Janeiro. read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix will move next year to a new purpose-built circuit in Rio de Janeiro that could be named after Ayrton Senna, the country's president has revealed read more »

The Governor of the state of Rio de Janeiro has gone public over Formula 1's desire to switch the Brazilian Grand Prix from Interlagos to an ex-Olympic site in his city read more »

SennaTV presents five of the standout stories from Ayrton Senna's appearances on home soil in Brazil, from Rio de Janeiro to Interlagos. read more »

After the Mexican Grand Prix, Formula 1 travels to Brazil this weekend for the penultimate round of the 2015 season. Though both titles have already been decided in Russia and... read more »

The scenery: Rio de Janeiro, the famous Copacabana, stage for the beach volleyball matches during the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil! Felipe Nasr meets Emanuel Rego, Brazilian,... read more »

Sauber driver Felipe Nasr meets Emanuel Rego, beach volleyball Olympic Champion and three-time World Champion, at the Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, ahead of the Brazilian... read more »

The Sao Paulo government has taken the first step in upgrading the Interlagos circuit by opening up a tender process to local construction companies. The city is at risk of... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of the Formula One Group, has explained that the host of the Brazilian Grand Prix could change from São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro in the next... read more »

Rio de Janeiro could join the Formula One calendar after Bernie Ecclestone held talks with the city's mayor... read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix could switch to Rio de Janeiro within the next three years, suggests Bernie Ecclestone read more »

Felipe Massa travelled to Rio de Janeiro to take part in the TNT Street Race last weekend, a free to watch event in the Aterro do Flamengo area of the city. The Brazilian, who... read more »

Rio de Janeiro mayor Mayor Eduardo Paes has confirmed plans to try and bring F1 back to the Brazilian city read more »

Rio de Janeiro mayor Eduardo Paes has confirmed his intentions to bid for a Formula One race at a new circuit in Brazil's second largest city. Rio hosted F1 for... read more »

The mayor of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Paes, has revealed that he is aiming to bring Formula One back to the city. read more »

Two of the world’s most iconic cities – São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro – have taken their turns to host the Brazilian Grand Prix, although the former was the first to... read more »