Brazilian Grand Prix
Sun, Nov 8, 2026 5:00 PM UTC
Predict the Brazilian Grand Prix top 5
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Weekend schedule
UTCWeekend write-up
Bortoleto’s home race with Audi, a bumpy Interlagos resurfaced again, the rain that moved 2024 qualifying to Sunday, and Verstappen’s podium from the pit lane.
Circuit guide
Autódromo José Carlos Pace
São Paulo, Brazil
Interlagos runs anticlockwise over a compact, hilly site in São Paulo, and it has produced more memorable races than almost anywhere on the calendar. The lap is short, the crowd is enormous and the weather is famously unreliable.
- Track type
- Permanent (anticlockwise)
- Overtaking
- Very good
- Upset risk
- High
What the lap demands
A steep climb, a fast downhill plunge into the Senna S and a long uphill run back to the line. The anticlockwise direction loads the drivers’ necks the other way and the bumpy surface makes the cars work hard.
How the racing unfolds
Excellent. The uphill run to the line and the descent into the Senna S both produce passes, and the short lap keeps cars in contact with each other. Sudden heavy rain is a regular feature.
Picking a Top 5 here
High variance and historically prone to dramatic finishes. Weather is the dominant factor: if there is rain in the forecast, discount qualifying position heavily and back drivers who are strong in changeable conditions. Even dry, the racing here moves the order more than most.