RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Unthreatened by rain and disputed under bright sunshine, the Brazilian Formula One Grand Prix recorded its best attendance since 2001.
The Interlagos racetrack in São Paulo hosted 158,213 people in the three days of the event that culminated with the victory of Dutch Max Verstappen, from Red Bull, on Sunday.
This is the best GP audience since 2001. That year, the São Paulo racetrack hosted 174,000 motor racing fans. Last year there were 150,307, the best mark since 2010 when 155,203 people were recorded at the racetrack.
Since then, the . . .
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