Round 21 · Nov 6–8
🇧🇷 São Paulo · Brazil
Every grandstand position below is hand-mapped from satellite imagery. Tap a stand on the map or in the list for details.
The Autódromo José Carlos Pace is a permanent circuit in São Paulo, Brazil. At 4.309 km long with 15 corners, the lap is run 71 times on race day. The circuit first appeared on the Formula 1 calendar in 1973. Situated 765 metres above sea level, the thin air shapes car setup throughout the race weekend.
Turn 1 — Tight right-hander at the end of the main straight, one of the best overtaking spots on the calendar.
Turn 3 — Fast right-hander at the top of the hill, taken with high commitment.
The iconic Descida do Lago — a sweeping left-hander downhill, one of the most exciting corners in F1.
Turn 6 — Tight left-hand hairpin, another key overtaking opportunity as drivers brake hard from high speed.
Turn 7 — Right-hander in the twisty Senna S sequence, named after Ayrton Senna.
Turn 9 — Exit of the Senna S, a right-hander that launches cars toward the back section of the circuit.
Turn 10 — Long left-hander leading into the infield section, tightening at the apex.
Turn 12 — Fast left-hand bend, part of the quick back section of Interlagos.
Turn 13 — Right-hander leading onto the back straight, critical to get a good exit.
Turn 15 — Final corner before the main straight, a long right-hander that sets up the lap.