Thu 5 Nov - Mon 9 Nov 2026 | Interlagos
Thu 5 Nov - Mon 9 Nov 2026 | Interlagos
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05 - 09 Nov
2026
The Brazilian Grand Prix has to be one of he most iconic races in the history of F1; whether it was Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button clinching their first titles, or Michael Schumacher failing to clinch his last, the Brazilian Grand Prix always offers incredible racing. Your Grand Prix Package includes your F1 Brazil tickets, return transfers to the Interlagos Circuit (for race and qualifying), return flights the airport of your choice (plus transfers), and 4 nights hotel accommodation in the stunning city of Sao Paolo. For those that want to extend their stay, additional nights are available on request. We can also add Interlagos F1 Hospitality Packages which include paddock walks, appearances from F1 Drivers, and exclusive hospitality areas.
Packages
Discover our tailored travel packages, designed to deliver unforgettable and hassle-free Grand Prix experiences.
What's Included:
Based on 2 Sharing (incl. Flights*)
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What's Included:
Based on 2 Sharing (incl. Flights*)
Talk to Us:
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What's Included:
Based on 2 Sharing (incl. Flights*)
Talk to Us:
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Facilities
All our packages include the following features, providing you with the only the best facilities
Circuit Map
Our circuit guides are designed to help you find the perfect spot to watch the Grand Prix, ensuring you get the best view of the action.
Then Click here for our handy guide!
Itinerary
Your ultimate weekend itinerary for an unforgettable Grand Prix experience.
Thursday: Your Sao Paulo Grand Prix Package starts here!
Head for the airport and depart on a direct flight to Sao Paolo.
When you arrive at Sao Paolo Airport, you will be met in the arrivals hall by your driver and driven directly to your hotel.
You will then have the remainder of the afternoon and evening at leisure to explore Sao Paolo and the surrounding areas.
Qualifying Day: After your breakfast, you will be collected from the hotel and transferred to Interlagos Circuit, where you will get to enjoy Qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Following the conclusion of qualifying races you will be transferred back to your hotel where you will have the remainder of the evening at leisure.
Race Day: After your breakfast, you will be collected from the hotel and transferred to Interlagos to enjoy the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Once racing is over, you will be transferred back to Sao Paolo to enjoy the rest of your evening.
Monday onwards: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel.
After your breakfast you will be collected from your hotel, and driven to Sao Paolo airport for arrival back to the UK. From there, sit back and relax on your flight home.
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See the full F1 Race Schedule for 2027 here: F1 Calendar
The Brazilian Grand Prix, held at the iconic Interlagos Circuit in São Paulo, is one of the most popular and exciting races on the Formula 1 calendar. It was first held in 1972 as a race outside the World Championship and joined the official calendar in 1973. Since then it has been known for its passionate fans and unpredictable weather. Interlagos, officially the Autódromo José Carlos Pace, is a challenging circuit with tight corners, dramatic elevation changes and fast straights, which often leads to thrilling races. The layout demands both skill and precision, making it a true test of a driver’s ability. Since 2021 the race has run under the name São Paulo Grand Prix.
The driver with the most wins at the Brazilian Grand Prix is Alain Prost, with six victories. Five of them came at the Jacarepaguá circuit in Rio de Janeiro, which hosted the race for most of the 1980s. Michael Schumacher is next with four wins, all at Interlagos. For Brazilian fans, though, no one compares to Ayrton Senna, whose emotional home victories in 1991 and 1993 made him a national hero. Felipe Massa also won his home race twice, in 2006 and 2008. His 2008 win is one of the most dramatic moments in F1 history: he crossed the line believing he was World Champion, only for Lewis Hamilton to take the title by a single point on the final lap.
In terms of teams, McLaren has the most victories at the Brazilian Grand Prix, with Prost, Senna and Mika Häkkinen among its winners. Ferrari is close behind, with wins from Michael Schumacher, Felipe Massa and Kimi Räikkönen, who clinched his 2007 world title at Interlagos. Mercedes has also been successful in recent years, with Lewis Hamilton winning here three times.
What sets the Brazilian Grand Prix apart is its unpredictability. A sudden change in weather can turn a dry race into a wet one in moments. Combined with the circuit’s challenging layout, this has produced some of the most memorable races in F1 history, often deciding the championship itself. This blend of passion, history and drama has made the Brazilian Grand Prix a favourite with drivers and fans alike.