ENTERING THE CIRCUIT

Be prepared for luggage checks at the entrance. Review the list of allowed and prohibited items to ensure a smooth entry—whether it's fan gear or refreshments. Attempting to bring restricted items is not advised; any such items will be confiscated and discarded. In serious cases, entry may be denied.

Tickets

• Entry to the circuit requires a valid ticket, which can be either digital or printed. Our recommendation? Keep your ticket on your mobile device for easy access, but it’s wise to carry a printed backup just in case. Ideally, you’ll breeze through without even needing to pull it out of your pocket.
• We recommend purchasing your tickets online—it takes under two minutes, and you’re all set! Explore the best prices here, but don’t delay, as some tickets have already sold out. Options include seated, general admission, or natural grandstand tickets without reserved seating.
• Each code grants a single entry. Only share your ticket with trusted individuals, as it could be misused. If you plan to leave the circuit temporarily, ensure your ticket is re-tagged by security for re-entry; otherwise, you won’t be able to return the same day. Tickets aren’t tied to specific individuals, so multiple people can use the same ticket within the circuit on the same day.

Parking

Parking in the vicinity of the Interlagos is very difficult as the number of parking spaces is limited - for fans with a standard ticket, official parking spaces are not available. In addition, we do not recommend driving alone in São Paulo, as driving on local roads and in very specific traffic may be difficult for foreigners.

We therefore recommend that you take a different mode of transport to the circuit. Metro is the best option (the stop is just 600 metres from the Interlagos. You can also use a taxi or Uber.

If you still prefer to drive to the circuit, you have two main options. You can park in the broader area around the circuit and continue via public transport (metro). Alternatively, there are unofficial parking lots near the ring road, often operated by locals.

However, these operators typically don’t provide public information about availability. We suggest arriving early or checking on Thursday before the event to locate these parking areas. If you’re driving from São Paulo, head south on Av. Marginal Pinheiros and follow signs to the Interlagos circuit.

Opening hours of the circuit

Circuit gates open Friday through Sunday from 7 am.