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When you think of F1 in Brazil, you can't fail to think of the greats.

Senna in front of his adoring fans, Fitter Paldi, PK, Schumacher and Hamilton.

Interlagos celebrates 40 years hosting F1 races this weekend and it's a place that everyone

loves to come, in spite of the fact that it's the third of three races in a row.

I'm Jenny Gow, alongside me is F1 lead commentator Harry Benjamin.

What does this circuit mean to you, Harry?

I love Interlagos and I miss the fact that it's not the final round anymore.

I have a bit of nostalgia over that of when it used to be the final round for a few years

and it will culminate probably in a rainy Brazil, but it's a place of comebacks really.

You mentioned those lists of names, but Louis Hamilton 2008 stealing the championship

on the final lap and you can go back to 2012 and Sebastian Betel facing the wrong way

round in turn four and then going on to a third world title.

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