What time is the 2026 Sao Paulo GP and how can I watch it?

The 2026 Formula 1 season heads to Sao Paulo for the 20th round at Interlagos, where Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli arrives as the newly crowned and youngest World Champion in F1 history following his podium finish in Mexico City. Mercedes also has a chance to clinch the Constructors' Championship in Brazil, though Red Bull and Ferrari remain strong contenders for race victory. The race weekend schedule kicks off with Free Practice 1 and 2 on Friday, November 6, followed by final practice and qualifying on Saturday, November 7, and the main Grand Prix starting at 14:00 local time on Sunday, November 8. Fans can catch all the live action through F1 TV Pro and F1 TV Premium with features such as 4K Ultra HD, onboard cameras, and multiple feeds, alongside live timing on F1.com and the official app. Hosted at the iconic Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, the Interlagos circuit presents unique challenges with its high-speed corners, elevation changes, and prime overtaking spots like Turn 1. Weather forecasts also indicate a high probability of wet conditions throughout the weekend, with heavy rain possible during Friday practice, thunderstorms on Saturday, and lighter rain threatening Sunday's Grand Prix.