Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly and Daniil Kvyat are both well acquainted with Interlagos, the venue for this week's Brazilian Grand Prix, and expect once again to be physically challenged by the demanding 4.3km circuit. Interlagos - or the Autodromo José Carlos Pace - has played host to Brazil's F1 event thirty-six times since 1973. The 15-turn track is characterized by its anti-clockwise layout and many inclines, the combination of which puts an unhabitual strain on drivers, as Gasly explains. Mercedes' Toto Wolff won't be standing post in Brazil "The track itself is actually quite nice, even if it's short," explains the Frenchman. "It features a lot of technically demanding...
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