To round off the 2013 Formula One season, the final Grand Prix is held in Brazil at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace, more commonly known by its former name, Interlagos. It is a challenging track that is known for its long top-speed section up the hill and some high speed turns with lack of run-off area. Despite only being resurfaced a few years ago, the track remains quite bumpy, therefore good ride quality is required to achieve the performance in the grip limited sections. The bumpiness and the anti-clockwise nature of the circuit combined together make it a difficult race for the drivers. The circuit has two high-speed sectors, a fast corner combination at the end of the long straight...
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