Round 22Upcoming
🇧🇷 Sao Paulo, BrazilPermanent circuit
Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace.
Interlagos drops through the Senna S, winds across a compact infield and climbs back towards the start line. Its elevation and changing camber make the short lap feel varied. Brazil first hosted a World Championship race at this venue in 1973.
- Lap length
- 4.309 km
- Corners
- 15
- Race laps
- 71
- First F1 GP
- 1973
- Race lap record
- 1:10.540
- Valtteri Bottas · 2018
KEY SECTIONS
T1–3
The Senna S
The lap begins downhill with a left-right sequence. Braking, placement and the exit towards the next straight work together.
T8–11
The infield
Slower corners and changes in camber interrupt the faster outer sections. Watch the driver manage rotation without losing traction.
T12–15
The climb home
Junção sets up the long uphill acceleration phase. A small mistake at its exit can cost speed all the way to the line.
Setup focus
The infield needs grip while the long uphill run rewards efficient acceleration. Watch whether a car’s advantage changes noticeably between the two parts of the lap.
Racing focus
An attack into the Senna S often starts at Junção on the previous lap. The run towards Turn 4 can offer a second phase to the same fight.
THE 2026 GRAND PRIX
Upcoming
Sao Paulo Grand Prix
Race date ·
71 scheduled laps · 305.879 km
Use the schedule to plan your weekend. The race centre brings together session information, qualifying and results as they become available.
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