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PreviewBrazilian GP 2026 preview: world champion Antonelli in São Paulo

Schedule · UK time (GMT)

Free Practice 1Live
Fri 6 Nov · 15:30
Local time 12:30
Free Practice 2Live
Fri 6 Nov · 19:00
Local time 16:00
Free Practice 3Live
Sat 7 Nov · 14:30
Local time 11:30
QualifyingLive
Sat 7 Nov · 18:00
Local time 15:00
RaceLive
Sun 8 Nov · 17:00
Local time 14:00

Other time zones

Session	US Eastern (ET)	US Pacific (PT)	Australia (Sydney)	India (IST)	Local time
Free Practice 1	10:30 am	7:30 am	Sat 02:30	21:00	12:30
Free Practice 2	2:00 pm	11:00 am	Sat 06:00	Sat 00:30	16:00
Free Practice 3	9:30 am	6:30 am	Sun 01:30	20:00	11:30
Qualifying	1:00 pm	10:00 am	Sun 05:00	23:30	15:00
Race	12:00 pm	9:00 am	Mon 04:00	22:30	14:00

All 2026 results →

Watch the 2025 pole lap (previous year)

Lando Norris · 1:09.511 · 2025 qualifying. The 2026 pole lap will appear here after qualifying.

0km/h

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Throttle

Brake

0:00.0000,00 km

Corner data for the lap
Corner	Lando Norris (1:09.511)	Andrea Kimi Antonelli (1:09.685)
The first corner: left-right chicane	braking from 325 · 110 km/h · gear 3	braking from 255 · 110 km/h · gear 3
The second corner: medium-speed left-hander	braking from 325 · 220 km/h · gear 5	braking from 255 · 210 km/h · gear 5
The third corner: medium-speed left-hander	braking from 320 · 170 km/h · gear 4	braking from 275 · 170 km/h · gear 4
The fourth corner: right-left chicane	braking from 195 · 115 km/h · gear 3	braking from 225 · 115 km/h · gear 3
The fifth corner: right-left chicane	braking from 205 · 85 km/h · gear 3	braking from 195 · 85 km/h · gear 3
The sixth corner: medium-speed left-hander	braking from 240 · 130 km/h · gear 3	braking from 270 · 125 km/h · gear 3
The seventh corner: slight left kink	braking from 240 · 220 km/h · gear 5	braking from 270 · 220 km/h · gear 5
The eighth corner: fast left-hander	260 km/h · gear 6	braking from 270 · 255 km/h · gear 7

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

Autódromo José Carlos Pace

Length

approx. 4.23 km

Safety car rate

100 %

Win from pole

45 %

Full throttle

67.1 %

Top speed

336 km/h

A lap of Autódromo José Carlos Pace →Go to circuit page →

Frequently asked questions

When does the Brazilian Grand Prix 2026 start?

The race starts on Sun 8 Nov · 17:00 UK.

Where can I watch the Brazilian Grand Prix live on TV?

The race is shown live in – UK: Sky Sports F1; USA: Apple TV; Canada: RDS, TSN; Australia: Fox Sports / Kayo; Ireland: Sky Sports F1.

Can I watch the Brazilian Grand Prix for free?

Yes, on free-to-air TV on Channel 4 (UK). These broadcasters usually make their streams available only in their own country.