Brazil

Brazil is the largest country in South America. It is bordered by Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guyana.
Formula One is among the most popular sports in Brazil, and the country has produced three World Drivers' Champions (8 titles in total) from a total of 31 Brazilian drivers which have started a race. Pietro Fittipaldi is the most recent Brazilian driver in Formula One, set to participate in two races in .
 is the only Formula One constructor to have ever originated in Brazil.
The Brazilian Grand Prix is an event which has appeared on the calendar times ( as a World Championship event), ever-present since , except for due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
==Formula One drivers from Brazil==
===World Champions===
Number of titles in brackets
*Emerson Fittipaldi (2)	
*Nelson Piquet (3)	
*Ayrton Senna (3)
===Race Winners===
*Rubens Barrichello	
*Felipe Massa	
*Carlos Pace
===Points scorers===
*Pedro Diniz
*Christian Fittipaldi
*Wilson Fittipaldi
*Maurício Gugelmin
*Chico Landi	
*Cristiano da Matta
*Roberto Moreno
*Felipe Nasr
*Nelson Piquet, Jr.
*Antônio Pizzonia	
*Hermano da Silva Ramos
*Bruno Senna
*Chico Serra
*Ricardo Zonta
===Race starters===
*Enrique Bernoldi
*Gino Bianco
*Raul Boesel
*Luiz Bueno	
*Luciano Burti
*Pietro Fittipaldi
*Lucas di Grassi
*Ingo Hoffmann	
*Tarso Marques
*Fritz d'Orey
*Alex Ribeiro
*Ricardo Rosset
==Brazilian Formula One Circuits==
Pink background indicates non-championship event
Circuit 	Location 	Layout 	Event 	Years 	No. of Races
Autódromo José Carlos Pace 	Interlagos, nr São Paulo 	8 km circuit 	Brazilian Grand Prix	1972, 1973–1977, 1979–1980	1 + 7
Autódromo José Carlos Pace 	Interlagos, nr São Paulo 	4.3 km circuit 	Brazilian Grand Prix	1990–present 	30
Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet	Brasília, Federal District	Grand Prix Circuit	Brazilian Grand Prix	1978, 1981–1989 	10
==Notes==
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