São Paulo Grand Prix 2026

When

6 November 2026 – 8 November 2026

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Where

Autódromo José Carlos Pace

BrazilSão Paulo, Brazil

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About the event

The Sao Paulo Grand Prix - long known as the Brazilian Grand Prix - is one of Formula 1's great racing venues, held at the short, anti-clockwise Interlagos circuit since 1973. Its bumpy surface, elevation changes and unpredictable weather produce chaos and championship deciders, and the passionate Brazilian crowd made heroes of Senna, Piquet and Massa. Alain Prost's six wins lead the all-time list. The 2026 race is on 6-8 November.

Key figures
3 days, Friday to Sunday6–8 November 2026
First F1 race1973at Interlagos
CircuitAnti-clockwiseone of few on the calendar
Laps71~4.3 km per lap
Race distance~305 kmsprint-weekend format
Most Brazilian / Sao Paulo GP wins (all-time)
Most Brazilian / Sao Paulo GP wins (all-time)
1Alain Prost6
2Michael Schumacher4
3Lewis Hamilton3
4Max Verstappen3
Tickets

Each Grand Prix is staged by a local promoter licensed by Formula 1, and that promoter sells the grandstand and general-admission tickets for its own race — often through the circuit's own box office. Official hospitality is sold alongside them on Formula 1's ticketing platform.

Stay in São Paulo

Check-in 5 Nov, check-out 9 Nov 2026 — 4 nights around 6 November 2026 – 8 November 2026. Change the dates to stay longer.

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Getting there
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  • AirportSão Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport. For São Paulo Grand Prix, allow extra time for venue transfers on event days.
  • Time zoneAmerica/Sao Paulo
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Host country
  • Currency: Brazilian real
  • Language: Portuguese
  • Driving: on the right
  • Capital: Brasilia
  • Phone: +55
  • Emergency: 190
  • Electricity: 127/220 V, 60 Hz, plugs C/N

Coming years

2027

The organiser had not announced the 2027 edition as of 2026-09-03.

YearWinnerResult
2025Lando Norris1st — Kimi Antonelli 2nd, Max Verstappen 3rd