São Paulo Grand Prix
Ticket Prices
14 Tickets
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| 1 | Sector GGrandstand | BRL990 ($191) | Grandstand | 3 days | Back straight end |
| 2 | Sector AGrandstand | BRL1,590 ($307) | Grandstand | 3 days | Final curve, pit entry |
| 3 | Sector RGrandstand | BRL2,150 ($415) | Grandstand | 3 days | Curva do Sol, pit exit |
| 4 | Heineken Village GramadoHospitality | BRL2,480 ($479) | Hospitality | 3 days | Trackside lawn, 18+ |
| 5 | Porto Bank GrandstandGrandstand | BRL2,500 ($482) | Grandstand | 3 days | Back straight end |
| 6 | Sector HGrandstand | BRL2,850 ($550) | Grandstand | 3 days | Senna S to Curva do Sol |
| 7 | Sector MGrandstand | BRL3,550 ($685) | Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight, garages |
| 8 | Sector DPremium Grandstand | BRL4,680 ($903) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Senna S |
| 9 | Heineken Village EstrelaHospitality | BRL4,960 ($957) | Hospitality | 3 days | Raised deck, 18+ |
| 10 | Sector BPremium Grandstand | BRL5,290 ($1,021) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Grid, finish, podium |
| 11 | Orange Tree ClubHospitality | BRL8,300 ($1,602) | Hospitality | 3 days | Laranjinha, infield |
| 12 | Pit Stop ClubHospitality | BRL10,750 ($2,074) | Hospitality | 3 days | Grid, pits, podium |
| 13 | Grand Prix ClubHospitality | BRL20,900 ($4,033) | Hospitality | 3 days | Pinheirinho, Bico de Pato |
| 14 | Champions ClubHospitality | $4,299 | Hospitality | 3 days | Location not listed |
How Much Are São Paulo Grand Prix Tickets?
Adult tickets for the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix all cover three days and start at BRL990 ($191) in Sector G, an uncovered stand at the end of the back straight. A roof costs more, starting at BRL2,150 ($415) in Sector R on Curva do Sol, and Sector M opposite the garages is BRL3,550 ($685).
Sector B over the grid tops the ordinary range at BRL5,290 ($1,021) and comes with a finger-food buffet and open bar. The clubs run from BRL8,300 ($1,602) to BRL20,900 ($4,033). These are September 2026 full adult prices, and the promoter lists concession prices separately.
Is the São Paulo Grand Prix Expensive?
No. At BRL990 ($191), Interlagos has one of the cheapest ways into a Grand Prix weekend. It’s $3 under the Austrian and Hungarian races at $194 and $29 below the Mexico City Grand Prix. Of the races closest in price, only Qatar starts lower, at $165.
Five current events undercut it, led by China at $72, while Miami’s cheapest seat costs $695. The $191 buys a seat in a stand for all three days, though Sector G has no roof and sits a long way from the podium.
Official September 2026 adult and concession prices for every sector and club, all valid for three days.
Standard Tickets to the São Paulo Grand Prix
Every standard Interlagos ticket is a three-day pass to one named sector. Six of the eight stands are covered, but A and G aren’t, and only B and D bundle food and drink into the price.
Sector G
Back straight end
BRL990 ($191)
3 days
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Sector G
Sector A
Final curve, pit entry
BRL1,590 ($307)
3 days
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Sector A
Sector R
Curva do Sol, pit exit
BRL2,150 ($415)
3 days
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Sector R
Porto Bank Grandstand
Back straight end
BRL2,500 ($482)
3 days
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Porto Bank Grandstand
Sector H
Senna S to Curva do Sol
BRL2,850 ($550)
3 days
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Sector H
Sector M
Main straight, garages
BRL3,550 ($685)
3 days
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Sector M
Sector D
Senna S
BRL4,680 ($903)
3 days
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Sector D
Sector B
Grid, finish, podium
BRL5,290 ($1,021)
3 days
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Sector B
Promoter panels for every stand and club, covering views, roofs, screens, catering and the 18+ rule.
VIP and Hospitality Tickets to the São Paulo Grand Prix
Premium tickets at Interlagos range from an adults-only lawn where you still pay for drinks up to clubs with open bars and daily pit visits. Every product covers all three days.
Heineken Village Gramado
Trackside lawn, 18+
BRL2,480 ($479)
3 days
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Heineken Village Gramado
Heineken Village Estrela
Raised deck, 18+
BRL4,960 ($957)
3 days
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Heineken Village Estrela
Orange Tree Club
Laranjinha, infield
BRL8,300 ($1,602)
3 days
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Orange Tree Club
Pit Stop Club
Grid, pits, podium
BRL10,750 ($2,074)
3 days
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Pit Stop Club
Grand Prix Club
Pinheirinho, Bico de Pato
BRL20,900 ($4,033)
3 days
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Grand Prix Club
Champions Club
Location not listed
$4,299
3 days
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Champions Club
Pricing context for the weekend and the three-day Champions Club package at $4,299.
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São Paulo Grand Prix Ticket Questions
São Paulo Grand Prix tickets for 2026 cost from BRL990 ($191) for three days in Sector G up to BRL5,290 ($1,021) in Sector B, with clubs costing more. Those are full adult prices, and concession tickets are listed separately on the promoter’s help center.
Six of the eight Interlagos stands have a roof, namely B, M, D, H, R, and Porto Bank. Sectors A and G are open to the sky, although A gets some shade from trees. The Orange Tree and Pit Stop clubs also include covered seating.
No, both Heineken Village products at the São Paulo Grand Prix are for over-18s only. That covers the Gramado lawn at BRL2,480 ($479) and the Estrela deck at BRL4,960 ($957), so families should look at the lettered sectors or the clubs, which list no age limit.
All three Interlagos clubs include food and an open bar across the three days. Orange Tree adds a covered stand at Laranjinha, Pit Stop Club faces the grid and pits with simulators, and the Grand Prix Club adds an official pit visit each day, which isn’t general paddock access.
Tickets for the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix, the name the Brazilian race has carried since 2021, are sold by the promoter at f1saopaulo.com.br. Its sector pages list views, cover and catering, and its help center publishes the adult and concession prices for all three days.
