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Fanzone Overview and Location
Organisers of the Formula 1 São Paulo Grand Prix have unveiled the schedule and lineup for the 2026 F1 Fanzone. Located at the Ayrton Senna Kart Circuit adjacent to the Autódromo de Interlagos, the entertainment venue will host performances by IZA, João Gomes, Matuê, and Os Paralamas do Sucesso, alongside interactive appearances featuring drivers, team principals, and motorsport-themed attractions.
Musical Schedule and Main Stage
The live music schedule begins on Friday with João Gomes performing at 17:10, followed by Matuê at 19:05. On Saturday, Os Paralamas do Sucesso take to the stage at 16:10. Main stage musical performances conclude on Sunday, race day, with IZA scheduled to close out the primary concerts at 16:15. The main stage built for this year's edition measures 45 metres in length and 17 metres in height, featuring more than 400 square metres of LED panels.
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Driver Appearances and Paddock Panels
Beyond the musical acts, the Fanzone will stage the traditional Drivers' Engagement sessions, where Formula 1 drivers take part in live interviews and interact with fans. These appearances are scheduled for Friday at 10:05 and 14:30, with a further session planned for Saturday morning. The stage is also set to host "Papo de Grid", a motorsport discussion panel bringing together journalists, influencers, and racing personalities.
Simulators and Fan Attractions
Additional on-site activities include Formula 1 simulators, pit stop challenges, photo activations, and a store stocking licensed category merchandise. Throughout the event, visitors inside the Fanzone can watch all track sessions live on large screens installed across the complex.
Access Rules and Ticket Availability
Organisers clarified ticketing conditions and access limits for the venue. A standalone Fanzone ticket does not grant grandstand access or afford a direct view of the Interlagos circuit. However, ticketholders from grandstand sectors G, H, K, N, and R, along with the Porto Bank grandstand, will be allowed to enter the Fanzone, subject to the venue's overall capacity limits. The São Paulo Grand Prix takes place from 6 to 8 November, with organizers confirming that all race tickets for Interlagos are completely sold out.
