F1 Brazilian Grand Prix Tickets 2026

Brazilian Grand Prix Packages

With a range of grandstand and hospitality packages available, it's no wonder that the Brazilian Grand Prix is one of the most sought after racing weekends on the F1 calander.

Grandstand tickets: Seat Loader offers a range of grandstand options at Interlagos including, grandstand G located on the first straight and A, the largest grandstand located on the last part of the circuit. This is a covered stand with numbered seats where you can witness cars reaching immense speeds of more than 200 km/h. We also offer a Start Package where you will be located on the outside of Turn 3 with views of the Senna S corner and the Pit Lane exit. Whatsmore, the Friday will include an exclusive Aramco Pit Lane Walk , Guided Track Tour, and a Championship trophy photo. Finally, Grandstand A will put you in a prime spot, with views of the circuits final sector. With a full 3-day ticket, you can also take part in a hospitality event on Thursday. Kickstart your Grand Prix weekend on Thursday evening at an invitation-only, interactive event . It's your chance to get closer than ever before to the world of Formula 1. Roam around a section of the track at your leisure to explore the show cars and displays whilst you delight in complimentary street food and beverages and enjoy special guest appearances.

Hospitality tickets: Enhance your Brazilian Gran Prix experience at the Champions Club! This package provides you with an excellent trackside view and the best that hospitality has to offer. Enjoy delicious canapes, light bights, and curated lunch dishes, paired with an open bar serving a range of alchoholic beverages and soft drinks. This package also includes a Grid Walk + Championship Trophy Photo, F1 Insider Appearances, and Guided Paddock Tour.

Autódromo José Carlos Pace Circuit Details

Location: São Paulo, Brazil

Track Length: 4.309km

First Grand Prix: 1973

Track Laps: 71

Track Turns: 15

Fastest Lap Time: 1:10.540 - Valtteri Bottas (2018)

Unique Features: Also known as Interlagos circuit, it is unique for it's counter clock-wise layout and severe elevation changes that are comparable to of a rollercoaster. The track demands extreme physical effort and car control to navigate it's bumpy surface and challenging 'Senna S' corners. The high altitude can have an extreme impact on engine performance and the unpredictablity of localised rain on the track adds strategic chaos.

The track was opened in 1940, constructed around two artificial lakes, from which the name Interlagos (between the lakes) derived. 1973 saw the arrival of the first Brazilian Grand Prix on the F1 calander but after safety concerns in the 80s, moved temporarily to Rio de Janeiro. The Grand Prix returned in the 90s however after Interlagos underwent major renovations, resulting in a shorter but much faster and safer circuit.

It has provided the sport with some of the most legendary moments in it's history, with title deciders in 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2012, including Lewis Hamilton's renowned final corner championship victory in 2008.

The iconic circuit is beloved for its flowing rythm, akin to the crowd atmosphere, narrow layout, and famous sections like the Senna S, Descida do Lago, and the long uphill drag straight to the finish line.

Brazilian Grand Prix 2026 Schedule

Prepare for a racing weekend full of party flair when Formula 1 visits São Paulo for the Brazilian Grand Prix. An exciting weekend awaits at the Interlagos circuit where a trio of pratice sessions will take place, followed by qualifying, then onto the main event.

Brazilian Grand Prix 2026 FAQs

How can I purchased Brazilian Grand Prix 2026 tickets?

You can purchase tickets for the Brazilian Grand Prix directly from the Seat Loader website. Simply seclect 'view tickets' for the Brazilian Grand Prix at the top of the apge, select your preferred package and confirm your purchase.

What is the difference between the Brazilian Grand Prix packages?

Every package for the Brazilian Grand Prix is different, with a unique view, experience and price. Most noticeably you will choose between three types of packages:

• General Admission (standard tickets) - don’t provide a guaranteed seat
• Grandstand ticket - provide a guaranteed seat in one of the grandstands
• Hospitality package - upgraded experience with premium benefits

Will my Brazilian Grand Prix tickets be seated togehter?

Yes. All multi-ticket purchases will be seated together (excluding general admission)

When is the next Brazilian Grand Prix taking place?

The next Brazilian Grand Prix is set for November 6th with raceday on November 8th.

What days will my tickets be active for?

Tickets for the Brazilian Grand Prix are available as day passes (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday) or multi-day passes (e.g., Friday to Sunday). Your ticket will be valid only on the day(s) you purchased, so please check the information provided on your preferred ticket.

How to get to Autódromo José Carlos Pace

By Air: São Paulo is served by three airports: Guarulhos, Congonhas, and Viracopos.

• From the UK - London Heathrow offers daily direct flights to Guarulhos with British Airways, LATAM Airlines and Virgin Atlantic. Prices may rise close to the race weekend.

• From USA - Fly directly from a number of US cities including Los Angeles, Dallas, Miami, New York, and Chicago.

• From Europe - There are non-stop options to Guarhulhos from Milan, Frankfurt, Madrid and Paris, however these are with full-service carriers.

By Train: The best option is to take the GPSP express train that travels exclusively to and from the circuit over the Grand Prix weekend. This service will depart from Pinheiros Station and Station Morumbi, and travel straight to the Autodromo.

By Taxi: São Paulo has a variety of registered taxis, each divided into four categories: common, radio-taxi, special, and luxury.

You can find taxi points around the city, with many situated near the main hotels in the centre.