Brazil GP

FP 2 & Sprint

4th November

FP2

11:30 - 12:30

• This session typically benefits the teams as well as the drivers since the drivers test their cars after analyzing the data from FP1 and qualifying. Be prepared for some challenging race laps from the drivers hauling heavy fuel loads as a warm-up for the race on Sunday.

Sprint

15:30 - 16:30

• The exciting new sprint race, which will kick off the Formula 1 weekend, is about to start. The drivers take to the track for an hour of unrestricted racing over a hundred kilometers. With no pit stops or slow laps, the sprint race is an all-out adrenaline rush.

Race Day

5th November

Race

14:00 - 16:00

• This is the main event of the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix 2023, which starts on Sunday following a formation lap.
• The 2023 Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix will undoubtedly be a spectacle due to its fast turns and long straightaways.
• If you want to see the thrilling, frantic race through the streets of Sao Paolo, you can order advance tickets for the Brazilian Grand Prix online.

Facilities at Autódromo José Carlos Pace

• Food and drinks: There are several food and drink stands around the circuit, serving a variety of refreshments and snacks.
• Toilets: There are toilets available throughout the circuit, including accessible toilets for those with disabilities.
• Merchandise stands: There are merchandise stands selling official Formula One and Interlagos merchandise, including clothing, hats, and other items.
• Medical facilities: There are medical facilities available at the circuit, including first aid stations and ambulances, to ensure the safety and well-being of visitors.
• Parking: There is ample parking available at the circuit, including both paid and free parking areas.
• Accessibility: The circuit is accessible for visitors with disabilities, with ramps, elevators, and accessible toilets available.

• Arrive Early: Gates usually open several hours before the start of the race, so it's a good idea to arrive early to avoid the crowds and get a good spot to watch the race.
• Get dressed for the weather: Interlagos can get hot and sunny during the day, so it's important to wear sun protection, such as a hat and sunscreen. It's also a good idea to bring a raincoat, as rain is common in São Paulo and can occur suddenly.
• Plan Your Transportation: As the circuit can get busy during events, it's important to plan your transportation in advance. Consider using public transportation or a ride-hailing app to avoid traffic and parking headaches.
• Bring Cash: While some food and drink stands accept card payments, it's a good idea to bring cash as well, as not all vendors may accept card payments.
• Respect the Local Culture: Brazil is known for its passionate fans, and Interlagos is no exception. Be respectful of local customs and traditions and avoid any behavior that may be seen as disrespectful.
• Protect Your Hearing: The noise levels at a Formula One race can be high, so it's a good idea to bring earplugs or earmuffs to protect your hearing.
• Be Prepared for Long Lines: Popular facilities, such as food and drink stands and toilets, can have long lines during peak times. Be prepared to wait, especially during breaks in the racing action.
• Know the Circuit Layout: Interlagos is a challenging circuit, with a mix of fast and slow sections. Familiarize yourself with the circuit layout and the location of your grandstand before the race.

• Ticket Requirements: Visitors must have a valid ticket to enter the circuit, and tickets are non-transferable. Children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Prohibited Items: Visitors are prohibited from bringing items such as weapons, fireworks, drugs, and glass containers into the circuit. The circuit may also have specific restrictions on large bags and other items.
• Alcohol Restrictions: The consumption of alcohol is restricted in certain areas of the circuit and may not be allowed in all grandstands. Visitors should be aware of local laws and regulations regarding alcohol consumption.
• Smoking Restrictions: Smoking is prohibited in certain areas of the circuit and may be restricted in grandstands. Visitors should be aware of local laws and regulations regarding smoking.
• Conduct: Visitors are expected to behave in a responsible and respectful manner, and any disruptive or dangerous behavior may result in ejection from the circuit.
• Photography and Recording: Visitors are generally permitted to take photos and videos at the circuit, but commercial photography and recording may be restricted. Visitors should be aware of any specific restrictions on photography and recording in their grandstands or other areas of the circuit.

• Visa: Visitors from many countries, including most European countries and the United States, are required to obtain a visa in order to enter Brazil for the purpose of attending the Formula One Brazilian Grand Prix or other events. A tourist visa is required for stays in Brazil of up to 90 days. The tourist visa can be obtained from a Brazilian consulate or embassy in your home country. 
• Time Zone: UTC/GMT -3
• Currency: Brazilian Real (BRL) R$
• Socket: Plug type A and B
• Language: Brazilian Portuguese
• Weather: The weather in São Paulo, Brazil, in early November is typically warm and humid, with daytime temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to mid-80s degrees Fahrenheit (23-30 degrees Celsius). The evenings can be cool, with temperatures dropping from the mid-60s to mid-70s degrees Fahrenheit (18-24 degrees Celsius). There is also a chance of rain during this time of year, so visitors should be prepared for showers.