Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2026 Practice, Qualifying and UK Race Times, Plus Weather Forecast
Race officials say the weekend includes practice, qualifying and a 17:00 GMT start, with rain possible on Saturday and drizzle forecast for Sunday.
- The 20th round of the 2026 Formula 1 season, the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, takes place from November 6-8 at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace in Brazil.
- Andrea Kimi Antonelli enters the weekend following his maiden Formula 1 world title clinch in Mexico City, where he finished third behind Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton.
- Verstappen won the previous two races in Brazil in 2023 and 2024, while Lando Norris secured victory last year at Interlagos.
- Forecasters predict a changeable weekend with dry conditions Friday and thundery showers Saturday, while drizzle is forecast for Sunday's 71-lap grand prix.
- Fans in the UK can watch via Sky Sports or stream through NowTV, while Channel 4 provides free highlights and international viewers may access F1 TV Pro.
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The Independent (US)F1 Brazil GP schedule: Race start time and TV coverage in Sao Paulo
F1 returns to the famous Interlagos circuit in Sao Paulo for round 20 of the 2026 season
It is the first weekend as world champion for Andrea Kimi Antonelli. Seven days after Mexico's historic Grand Prix, Formula 1 returns to the track and does so in Brazil. If for the ranking drivers now the first place is done, still fierce is the fight for the second place. [...] L'articolo Orari Formula 1 Gp Brazil: Antonelli is already champion, but it's great fight for the second place "Where to see the Grand Prix on TV (Sky, Now, TV8) comes f…
Franco Colapinto arrives in Interlagos after the penalty he received in Mexico, which ended up relegated from eighth to fifteenth place.Kimi Antonelli, meanwhile, will compete his first date as world champion, after consecrating himself in the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez.
Interlagos could become a weather lottery on the weekend. Rain and thunderstorms are announced for the Brazilian Grand Prix from Friday to Sunday.
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