Fazenda Dois Lagos, the estate in Tatuí visited by Kimi Antonelli after his Formula 1 title was confirmed, has a close connection to Ayrton Senna. The three-time world champion bought the property in the late 1980s, and it is now managed by his family.
Located around 150 kilometres from São Paulo, the estate covers 80 alqueires—nearly two million square metres, or more than 200 football pitches. Its facilities include a karting track, a tennis court and a heliport, alongside extensive agricultural land.
The private circuit opened in 1991, the year Senna won his third world title. It hosted numerous drivers and around 120 journalists. In 1990, Senna was named an honorary citizen of Tatuí and attended the ceremony to receive the distinction.
The estate also served as a retreat from the demands of the Formula 1 season. Antonelli, a fan of Senna, shared images from his visit, including one beside the Lotus 98T driven by his idol. Senna’s niece, Lalalli Senna, also recorded the occasion.
Lewis Hamilton, another prominent Senna fan, visited the property in 2022, before that year’s Brazilian Grand Prix.
Sources: Globo Esporte.