2026 Brazilian Grand Prix
06 - 08 November 2026 | Autódromo José Carlos Pace
Attend the Formula 1 São Paulo Grand Prix 2026 in Brazil with Grand Prix Events. Explore our extensive range of grandstands and all-inclusive hospitality suites at Interlagos, including the exclusive F1 Paddock Club.
Why You Should Attend
A fixture on the Formula 1 calendar for over 50 years, the race at Autódromo José Carlos Pace in Interlagos regularly delivers some of the most exciting and unpredictable racing of the whole season. Situated on the outskirts of São Paulo, you can enjoy the buzzing bars and restaurants and watch one of the most exciting races of the year live in 2026!
Where to Watch at Interlagos
Choosing the right grandstand for race weekend at Interlagos is important, as there is no general admission access and you are only permitted within the vicinity of your grandstand. Grandstands M and B are located on the main straight and will offer views of the starting grid, and the teams’ garages. Grandstand D is a good option for seeing the usually chaotic action through the opening corners, while Grandstands A and G are cheaper, but are not covered and have bleacher style seating, rather than individual seats. The Heineken Village - located in the inner track on the hill in the final sector - is also worth checking out.
F1 Experiences Packages
Upgrade your race weekend at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix with a grandstand or hospitality ticket package from F1 Experiences, the official experience, hospitality, and travel program for Formula 1. Additional perks include grid walks, paddock tours, pit lane walks and special guest appearances.
F1 Paddock Club & Hospitality Suites
Soak up the unique trackside atmosphere at Interlagos from a choice of premium hospitality suites, including the Orange Tree Club, Pit Stop Club and F1 Paddock Club. São Paulo F1 hospitality packages include excellent views of the track, all-inclusive gourmet cuisine, open bars and live entertainment
Brazilian Grand Prix History
The Brazilian Grand Prix first appeared on the Formula 1 calendar in 1973 at Interlagos and after a short trip to Rio de Janeiro during the 1980s, F1 returned to Sao Paulo in 1990 and Interlagos has staged the annual Brazilian race ever since. In the early 2000s, the circuit became renowned for final race title deciders, with Kimi Raikkonen defying the odds in 2007, Lewis Hamilton securing the honours on the last lap of the wet 2008 race and Sebastian Vettel overcoming adversity in similarly soggy conditions in 2012.
About Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos)
Literally meaning ‘between lakes’, the Interlagos circuit was built in the 1930s. It is located 25km south of downtown Sao Paulo, which is the largest urban area by population outside of Asia. A cultural and foodie haven, the city centre is the best place to base yourself for race weekend and the circuit can be reached by metro or taxi. F1’s race in Brazil has always been popular, with the passionate Paulistas heading to the track in their thousands.
