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Autódromo José Carlos Pace

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A lap of Autódromo José Carlos Pace

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  • 86–136 km/h
  • 136–186 km/h
  • 186–236 km/h
  • 236–286 km/h
  • 286–336 km/h
  • Start/Finish
  • Braking point
0km/h
–
Throttle
Brake
0:00.0000,00 km
Corner data for the lap
CornerLando Norris (1:09.511)Andrea Kimi Antonelli (1:09.685)
The first corner: left-right chicanebraking from 325 · 110 km/h · gear 3braking from 255 · 110 km/h · gear 3
The second corner: medium-speed left-handerbraking from 325 · 220 km/h · gear 5braking from 255 · 210 km/h · gear 5
The third corner: medium-speed left-handerbraking from 320 · 170 km/h · gear 4braking from 275 · 170 km/h · gear 4
The fourth corner: right-left chicanebraking from 195 · 115 km/h · gear 3braking from 225 · 115 km/h · gear 3
The fifth corner: right-left chicanebraking from 205 · 85 km/h · gear 3braking from 195 · 85 km/h · gear 3
The sixth corner: medium-speed left-handerbraking from 240 · 130 km/h · gear 3braking from 270 · 125 km/h · gear 3
The seventh corner: slight left kinkbraking from 240 · 220 km/h · gear 5braking from 270 · 220 km/h · gear 5
The eighth corner: fast left-hander260 km/h · gear 6braking from 270 · 255 km/h · gear 7

Data: OpenF1 (telemetry, approx. 4 data points per second, movement in between calculated).

Length
4.23 km
calculated from GPS data
Full throttle
67.1 %
of the lap
Top speed
336 km/h
Slowest point
86 km/h
braking zones
7
Elevation change
43 m

A qualifying lap of Autódromo José Carlos Pace takes 1:09.511 min. Drivers are at full throttle for 67.1% of the lap, with a top speed of 336 km/h and a slowest point of 86 km/h.

  1. The first corner: left-right chicane. Drivers brake from 330 to 110 km/h and take it in gear 3, dropping 4 m.
  2. The second corner: medium-speed left-hander, flat out at 185 km/h, dropping 6 m. This is followed by a 860 m straight at up to 330 km/h.
  3. The third corner: medium-speed left-hander. Drivers brake from 320 to 170 km/h and take it in gear 4, dropping 9 m. This is followed by a 730 m straight at up to 290 km/h.
  4. The fourth corner: right-left chicane, in gear 3 at around 90 km/h, rising 9 m. This is followed by a 570 m straight at up to 225 km/h.
  5. The fifth corner: right-left chicane. Drivers brake from 125 to 85 km/h and take it in gear 3.
  6. The sixth corner: medium-speed left-hander. Drivers brake from 250 to 130 km/h and take it in gear 3, rising 6 m.
  7. The seventh corner: slight left kink, flat out at 245 km/h, rising 18 m.
  8. The eighth corner: fast left-hander, flat out at 265 km/h, rising 15 m.
Elevation profile · 43 m difference

Based on: Lando Norris's pole lap, São Paulo Grand Prix 2025 qualifying, data: OpenF1.

Key facts

Length
approx. 4.23 km (calculated from GPS data)
Opened
1940
First Grand Prix
1973
Time zone
America/Sao_Paulo

Records

Records by layout
Lap recordPole record
1:10.540 · Valtteri Bottas1:07.281 · Lewis Hamilton

Statistics

Grands Prix
42
Most wins
Most successful team
Safety car rate
100 %
Win from pole
45 %

Grands Prix at this circuit

Winners by year

Winners at Autódromo José Carlos Pace
YearGrand PrixWinnerTeamPole position
2025São Paulo Grand PrixLando NorrisMcLarenLando Norris
2024São Paulo Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed Bull RacingLando Norris
2023São Paulo Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed Bull RacingMax Verstappen
2022São Paulo Grand PrixGeorge RussellMercedesKevin Magnussen
2021São Paulo Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMercedesLewis Hamilton
2019Brazilian Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed BullMax Verstappen
2018Brazilian Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMercedesLewis Hamilton
2017Brazilian Grand PrixSebastian VettelFerrariValtteri Bottas
2016Brazilian Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMercedesLewis Hamilton
2015Brazilian Grand PrixNico RosbergMercedesNico Rosberg
2014Brazilian Grand PrixNico RosbergMercedesNico Rosberg
2013Brazilian Grand PrixSebastian VettelRed BullSebastian Vettel
2012Brazilian Grand PrixJenson ButtonMcLarenLewis Hamilton
2011Brazilian Grand PrixMark WebberRed BullSebastian Vettel
2010Brazilian Grand PrixSebastian VettelRed BullNico Hülkenberg
2009Brazilian Grand PrixMark WebberRed BullRubens Barrichello
2008Brazilian Grand PrixFelipe MassaFerrariFelipe Massa
2007Brazilian Grand PrixKimi RäikkönenFerrariFelipe Massa
2006Brazilian Grand PrixFelipe MassaFerrariFelipe Massa
2005Brazilian Grand PrixJuan Pablo MontoyaMcLarenFernando Alonso
2004Brazilian Grand PrixJuan Pablo MontoyaWilliamsRubens Barrichello
2003Brazilian Grand PrixGiancarlo FisichellaJordanRubens Barrichello
2002Brazilian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherFerrariJuan Pablo Montoya
2001Brazilian Grand PrixDavid CoulthardMcLarenMichael Schumacher
2000Brazilian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherFerrariMika Häkkinen
1999Brazilian Grand PrixMika HäkkinenMcLarenMika Häkkinen
1998Brazilian Grand PrixMika HäkkinenMcLarenMika Häkkinen
1997Brazilian Grand PrixJacques VilleneuveWilliamsJacques Villeneuve
1996Brazilian Grand PrixDamon HillWilliamsDamon Hill
1995Brazilian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherBenettonDamon Hill
1994Brazilian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherBenettonAyrton Senna
1993Brazilian Grand PrixAyrton SennaMcLarenAlain Prost
1992Brazilian Grand PrixNigel MansellWilliamsNigel Mansell
1991Brazilian Grand PrixAyrton SennaMcLarenAyrton Senna
1990Brazilian Grand PrixAlain ProstFerrariAyrton Senna
1980Brazilian Grand PrixRené ArnouxRenaultJean-Pierre Jabouille
1979Brazilian Grand PrixJacques LaffiteLigierJacques Laffite
1977Brazilian Grand PrixCarlos ReutemannFerrariJames Hunt
1976Brazilian Grand PrixNiki LaudaFerrariJames Hunt
1975Brazilian Grand PrixCarlos PaceBrabhamJean-Pierre Jarier
1974Brazilian Grand PrixEmerson FittipaldiMcLarenEmerson Fittipaldi
1973Brazilian Grand PrixEmerson FittipaldiTeam LotusRonnie Peterson

Frequently asked questions

Who has the most wins at Autódromo José Carlos Pace?

Michael Schumacher has won here 4 times – more than any other driver.