São Paulo Grand Prix / Autódromo de Interlagos Seating Guide

Where to sit at Interlagos:
Senna S, pit straight or infield views.

Compare viewing areas, check ticket restrictions and find the appropriate entrance for your seat.

Circuit briefing Seats · tickets · gates

Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos).
At a glance.

Find your view of the action at Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos). Know what your ticket includes and where to enter before you arrive.

4.309km lap
15turns
16viewing areas

Choose the racing action
Compare corners, straights and the view from each area.
Check the ticket
Reserved seat or general admission? Check membership and access restrictions.
Match the entrance
Find the recommended gate, then follow your ticket’s entry instructions.

Sector 1≈1.439 kmSector 2≈1.425 kmSector 3≈1.434 km

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The spectator’s guide

Find your racing view.

Choose an area. See the view, understand the trade-offs, then find it on the circuit.

Find a viewing area

16 of 16 viewing areas

Updated 2026-09-13.

Grandstand

Mid-range

Wide infield views

Grandstand A (Setor A)

Subida dos Boxes · main-straight approach

An open-air panorama across the circuit.

Roof: Open air
Screen: Confirmed
Overtaking: medium

Before you book

Views vary along the sector; bring sun and rain protection.

Entrances, access & seat details

Entrance: Near Portão A (2025); check your current ticket.

Entrance details ↗

Use the entrance on your ticket. Arrange accessible seating or a companion place when booking. Shade and screen views vary by seat.

Map notes

Approximate location. Approximate viewing areas. Gates use 2025 references; check your current ticket for entry.

Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos) Entry essentials

Your race-day kit.

Less to carry. More to enjoy. Check your essentials before you head to the circuit.

Circuit entry rulesBefore you travelReviewed 2026-09-08

Size limit

Your bag

Strict 25cm x 25cm x 25cm maximum bag dimensions

01 05 essentials

Beyond the essentials

The rest of your bag.

Food, family needs and the items to leave at home.

Food, drink & comfortBottles, food and what you can sit on

Containers: Free potable water points exist inside; bring an empty flexible collapsible plastic cup or soft pouch.
Outside food: Max 3 individually sealed retail food items in original manufacturer packaging (cut fruit permitted only in clear bags).
Seat cushions: Allowed
Folding chairs: Not allowed

Cameras & fan gearCamera supports, flags and banners

Tripods & monopods: Not allowed
Selfie sticks: Not allowed
Flagpoles: Poles of any kind (wood, plastic, or metal) are prohibited by judicial decree.
Banners: Small handheld flags permitted without sticks.

Storage, medical & familyPlan for the things you need to bring

On-site lockers: Not available
Rejected items: Confiscated items are not returned. Travel light via the CPTM Line 9 train.
Medical supplies: Prescription medications with doctor's note and original packaging.
Baby care: Children under 5 years of age are legally barred from entry by São Paulo Family Court orders.

Leave these at homeProhibited items and equipment

Firearms, ammunition, knives, blades, multi-tools, and self-defence sprays
Flares, smoke canisters, fireworks, and pyrotechnics (criminal prosecution & lifetime venue ban)
Drones, model aircraft, and remotely piloted aerial systems
Glass bottles, glass food jars, and hard metal thermoses/flasks
Laser pointers, high-powered optical strobes, and megaphones/air horns
Bicycles, electric scooters, hoverboards, skateboards, and rollerblades
Commercial broadcasting video cameras and audio recording equipment
Ambush marketing materials, political banners, and unauthorized commercial flyers

Map notes & sources

Approximate viewing areas. Gates use 2025 references; check your current ticket for entry.

Seating diagram ↗

Track map (MIT / Open Attribution)