Brazil´s major cities lock horns for F1 race after 2020
(World News Brazil)

SAO PAULO (AP) - Once a year, racing fans across South America flock to the region´s only Formula One Grand Prix in the Brazilian metropolis of Sao Paulo. But the drizzly hometown of legendary driver Ayrton Senna risks losing that opportunity to shine. This week´s Brazilian GP at Interlagos will be the last before F1 owner Liberty Media decides whether the race stays at the traditional track beyond 2020 or moves to a yet-to-be-built venue in sunny rival Rio de Janeiro. Negotiations are officially open until May, but sports executives suggest they could end sooner. Just five hours´ drive from each other, Sao Paulo and Rio can seem a world apart. Sao Paulo claims glitzy clubs and restaurants...