Brazilian V-Prix

Brazilian V-Prix Autódromo José Carlos Pace Race Information Laps 53 Circuit length 4.309 km (2.677 mi) Race length 228.377 km (141.881 mi) Number of times held 11 First held 2013 Most wins (drivers) Adrien Simon (3) Enrique Ruiz (3) Most wins (constructors) Downton (4) Mathershaw (4) Lap record Brock Kidd 1:04.473 (2023) Last race (2023) Pole position P. Giodano • Ocelot-Peugeot • 1:04.877 Podium 1. E. Ruiz • Porsche • 1:03:12.058 2. B. Kidd • North Star-Ford • +0.594 3. K. van Snelheid • Downton • +0.764 Fastest lap B. Kidd • North Star-Ford • 1:04.473

The Brazilian V-Prix is a Formula Virtual race held annually in Sao Paulo, Brazil at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace, which is colloquially known as Interlagos. The V-Prix has been home to two début victories, Hugh Dwyer in 2013 and Marcus Thunder - also scoring his Downton teams first victory and 1-2 with Nathaniel Powers in second - in 2015. The 2014 edition was won by home favourite Enrique Ruiz while Adrien Simon won in 2016 to claim his maiden championship.

Winners of the Brazilian V-Prix

Multiple winners (drivers)

Embolded drivers are competing in the Formula Virtual World Championship in the current season.

Wins	Driver	Years
3	Adrien Simon	2016, 2019, 2022
3	Enrique Ruiz	2014, 2021, 2023
2	Nathaniel Powers	2017, 2020

Multiple winners (constructors)

Embolded constructors are competing in the Formula Virtual World Championship in the current season.

Wins	Constructor	Years
4	Downton	2015, 2017, 2018, 2020
4	Mathershaw	2016, 2019, 2021, 2022

By year

Year	Pole position	Fastest lap	Podium			Location	Report
			Winner	Second	Third
2023	Puccio Giodano (Ocelot-Peugeot)	Brock Kidd (North Star-Ford)	Enrique Ruiz (Porsche)	Brock Kidd (North Star-Ford)	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)	Interlagos	Report
2022	Adrien Simon (Mathershaw Porsche)	Enrique Ruiz (Mathershaw Porsche)	Adrien Simon (Mathershaw Porsche)	Matteo Zetticci (Downton)	Enrique Ruiz (Mathershaw Porsche)		Report
2021	Enrique Ruiz (Mathershaw Porsche)	Allar Kangur (Lopez-Porsche)	Enrique Ruiz (Mathershaw Porsche)	Adrien Simon (Mathershaw Porsche)	Marcus Thunder (Lucas-Downton)		Report
2020	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Enrique Ruiz (Mathershaw Porsche)	Will Hoskins (FIRST-Ford)		Report
2019	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Adrien Simon (DS Mathershaw)	Lewis Ellington (Meteor-Infiniti)	Allar Kangur (DS Mathershaw)		Report
2018	Enrique Ruiz (Franklin-Honda)	Adrien Simon (DS Mathershaw)	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Puccio Giodano (Ocelot-Alfa Romeo)		Report
2017	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Hugh Dwyer (Holmqvist-Renault)	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Oleksandr Zozulya (FIRST-Ford)	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)		Report
2016	Adrien Simon (DS-Downton)	Johan Halvosen (Meteor-Virgin)	Adrien Simon (DS-Downton)	Olen Inman (DS-Downton)	Carson Davenport (FUN-Yamaha)		Report
2015	Elroy Wagner (Franklin-Honda)	Enrique Ruiz (Franklin-Honda)	Marcus Thunder (Downton)	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Puccio Giodano (Rossi-Ferrari)		Report
2014	Adrien Simon (Liverpool-Vauxhall)	Enrique Ruiz (Franklin-Honda)	Enrique Ruiz (Franklin-Honda)	Adrien Simon (Liverpool-Vauxhall)	Nikolai Milkovich (Ingram-Honda)		Report
2013	Elroy Wagner (Team 23-Cosworth)	Nathaniel Powers (Franklin-Honda)	Hugh Dwyer (Lucas Wilson-Yamaha)	Nathaniel Powers (Franklin-Honda)	Marcus Thunder (Mathershaw-Mercedes)		Report