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Race Weekend
- FP1 Fri, Nov 6 · 12:30: Fri, Nov 6 · 13:30
- FP2 Fri, Nov 6 · 16:00: Fri, Nov 6 · 17:00
- FP3 Sat, Nov 7 · 11:30: Sat, Nov 7 · 12:30
- Qualifying Sat, Nov 7 · 15:00: Sat, Nov 7 · 16:00
- Race Sun, Nov 8 · 14:00: Sun, Nov 8 · 16:00
Race Recap
Lando Norris took pole and converted it into a dominant victory at the 2026 Brazilian Grand Prix, leading from the front to give McLaren a commanding win at Interlagos. Max Verstappen crossed the line in second for Red Bull while Isack Hadjar completed the podium in third, also for Red Bull. Andrea Kimi Antonelli set the fastest lap of the race at 1:12.689 for Mercedes, the one bright moment for the Silver Arrows on an otherwise difficult afternoon. Lance Stroll’s race ended early after a retirement on lap 30 for Aston Martin, leaving the midfield battle one car shorter for the final stint.
About the Circuit
The Autódromo José Carlos Pace is a 4.309 km circuit in São Paulo featuring 13 corners. It is a compact, technical layout that demands precision from drivers while also rewarding outright power on its straights, making it a genuine test of a car’s all-round capability.
São Paulo has long been one of the most significant rounds on the Formula 1 calendar, regularly producing unpredictable racing and dramatic championship moments. The circuit’s character and the passionate Brazilian crowd combine to give this event a distinct atmosphere that sets it apart from most other venues on the schedule.
Read the full Autódromo José Carlos Pace: São Paulo Grand Prix guide →
Recent São Paulo Grand Prix Winners
- 1996: Jacques Villeneuve (Williams)
- 1995: David Coulthard (Williams)
- 1994: Damon Hill (Williams)
- 1993: Michael Schumacher (Benetton)
- 1992: Nigel Mansell (Williams)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the São Paulo Grand Prix 2026?
The race takes place on 8 November 2026. Practice and qualifying sessions are held across 6 and 7 November.
Where is the São Paulo Grand Prix held?
The race is held at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace in São Paulo, Brazil.
How long is the Autódromo José Carlos Pace – São Paulo Grand Prix circuit?
The circuit measures 4.309 km per lap and has 13 corners.
What is the lap record at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace?
The current lap record is 1:10.540, set in 2024.
Who has won the most recent São Paulo Grands Prix at this circuit?
The most recent winners listed for this circuit are Jacques Villeneuve in 1996, David Coulthard in 1995, Damon Hill in 1994, Michael Schumacher in 1993, and Nigel Mansell in 1992.
Which constructor has the strongest recent record at this circuit?
Williams won four of the five most recently recorded races at this circuit, with victories in 1992, 1994, 1995, and 1996. Benetton claimed the other, with Michael Schumacher winning in 1993.
Telemetry highlights
Full telemetry →Pole
George RUSSELL
1:26.745
Fastest race lap
Kimi ANTONELLI
1:12.689 · L55
Fastest pit
Gabriel BORTOLETO
23.30s
Race
72 laps
clean race
Conditions
26.1°C track
16.1°C air · rain
Top 5 fastest race laps
Ranked by single-lap speed, not race finish position.
| Rank | Driver | Team | Tyre | Time | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kimi ANTONELLI | Mercedes | S | 1:12.689 | : |
| 2 | Isack HADJAR | Red Bull Racing | S | 1:12.877 | +0.188 |
| 3 | Lando NORRIS | McLaren | S | 1:12.983 | +0.294 |
| 4 | Oscar PIASTRI | McLaren | S | 1:13.018 | +0.329 |
| 5 | Max VERSTAPPEN | Red Bull Racing | S | 1:13.131 | +0.442 |