Where is the Brazilian Grand Prix held?
The Autódromo José Carlos Pace, better known as Interlagos, about 20km from downtown São Paulo.
Why go to the Brazilian Grand Prix?
For fans looking for a Grand Prix that combines great racing with an incredible atmosphere, São Paulo is hard to beat. Whether you’re watching from the Senna S or the main straight, you’re almost guaranteed to witness something special.
What to expect over three days
The Brazilian Grand Prix runs Friday to Sunday. Friday is practice. Saturday is final practice and qualifying. Sunday is the Grand Prix. Between F1 sessions, you’ll also get to enjoy a full schedule of support events, making it a weekend packed with non-stop action.
What makes the Brazilian Grand Prix special?
For fans looking for a Grand Prix that combines great racing with an incredible atmosphere, São Paulo is hard to beat. Whether you’re watching from the Senna S or the main straight, you’re almost guaranteed to witness something special.





