A fresh track layout for the proposed new circuit in Rio de Janeiro has been unveiled as the future of the Brazilian Grand Prix remains up in the air. Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro recently claimed that the race would leave its current home at Interlagos, Sao Paulo to switch to Rio. A new track is being constructed on the site of the Deodoro military base, which was used as a hosting venue in the 2016 Olympic Games. Article continues under video However, the switch is not yet clear-cut. Interlagos are understandably keen to keep hold of the race, and has a contract until 2020. Suggestions of a switch next year certainly seem to have been blown out of the water, with claims that the new...
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