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It's the beginning of the end for Formula One, with the first part of the final 2022 double-header coming up this weekend at the São Paulo Grand Prix. The penultimate round also doubles up as an F1 Sprint weekend, meaning there are two days of racing at the historic Interlagos circuit for you to enjoy. The Grand Prix suffers a little from an identity crisis. The circuit is actually called the Autódromo José Carlos Pace rather than Interlagos, and this is the second São Paulo GP after a rebrand from the better-known Brazilian GP. Whatever you want to call it, this circuit in São Paulo has gifted F1 with some of the most memorable races in history and is a hugely popular track for drivers and fans. Will 2022's two races deliver another weekend to remember? What to watch out for in the 2022 São Paulo Grand Prix In a word – Sprint. Like it or loath it, the short-race format is sticking around in F1 for the long term, and last year's São Paulo Sprint is the shining example of how entertaining the Saturday race can be. Lewis Hamilton staged a monumental fightback after a penalty demoted his starting position from first to last. The Brit climbed 15 places in the 100km dash, then went from P10 to P1 in the Grand Prix to record one of the all-time great comebacks.