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The São Paulo Street Circuit is a street circuit in São Paulo, Brazil which hosted the São Paulo Indy 300 from 2010 to 2013, and the São Paulo ePrix since 2023.
- Dust Clouds and Low Grip Dog The First Year
- Rain Delays 2011 Race to Monday
- Small Modification Greets IndyCar’s Final Year
- Formula E Picks Up The Baton
The trickiness of the course became readily apparent during initial practice for the inaugural race in 2010. The concrete of the Sambadrome proved exceptionally low in grip, while clouds of cement dust filled the air whenever the cars passed by. Grip was so low that Team Penske’s Ryan Briscoe even lost control accelerating in a straight line, causi...
There were no actual layout changes when the racers arrived for the 2011 event, but much effort had been expended to try and improve the circuit conditions. An extensive repave of all of the asphalt areas had taken place, aimed at providing a grippier surface and smoothing some of the larger bumps. A more evident visual change came at the first chi...
For 2013 an adjustment was made to the troublesome first chicane, in a bid to make overtaking a little easier and prevent some of the trouble which tended to occur on double file restarts and in wet conditions. The kerbs at both Turn 1 and Turn 2 were moved, leaving Turn 2 some 10 feet wider than previously. Tyre stacks remained in place, but were ...
After IndyCar departed, the streets fell silent to racing engines, however plans began to emerge after a few years for motors of a different kind to grace the Anhembi area. In 2017 it was proposed that the electric racers of Formula E would be the next single seaters to race at the course. The São Paulo ePrix was duly added to the provisional calen...
Today we look at this new Sao Paulo street circuit. Creator @ecasiloracing5073 has converted the streets of Minrandopolis which is located 607 km away from the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace...
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São Paulo Street Circuit. With three long straights connected by tricky chicanes, sweeping corners and tight turns, the circuit for the inaugural race in São Paulo is expected to be a challenging affair for the pack, with high speeds anticipated from the all-new high-powered Gen3.
The São Paulo Street Circuit is a temporary street circuit used to host the São Paulo E-Prix, a round of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, centred upon the Anhembi Sambadrome in São Paulo, Brazil.
São Paulo Street Circuit. With three long straights connected by tricky chicanes, sweeping corners and tight turns, the circuit in São Paulo is a challenging lap for the pack.
Mar 23, 2023 · Winding through the Sambadrome and characterised by long straights, sweeping corners and tight turns, the 2.933km, 11-turn São Paulo Street Circuit is expected to produce a high-speed contest between the 22 single-seater protagonists.
