Formula 1 heads to Brazil from 6-8 November, and here is how to make sure you don't miss a second of the action at Interlagos.
Formula 1 is bound for Brazil. The Sao Paulo Grand Prix runs from 6-8 November, and the Interlagos circuit is ready to put on another show. Whether you are a die-hard fan or just tuning in for the drama, planning ahead will make sure you catch every session.
Interlagos has a reputation for chaos in the best way. The track is short, undulating and run anticlockwise, and it often produces wild weather, strategy gambles and wheel-to-wheel fights. That makes every session worth watching, not just Sunday's race.
The weekend builds across three days, from Friday's opening running through Saturday's qualifying action to the main event on Sunday. Broadcast schedules, commentary teams and streaming options vary by region, so check your local TV and streaming listings for exact start times in your time zone. Brazil's time difference can mean some sessions land in the afternoon or evening depending on where you are watching from.
To get the most out of the weekend, set reminders for qualifying and race day, follow the official Formula 1 channels for timing updates, and keep an eye on the forecast. At Interlagos, a rain cloud can rewrite the script in minutes.
