2024 São Paulo Grand Prix: date, time and where to watch the Formula 1 race

This week, Formula 1 racing is set to continue, with the Grand Prix taking place in Brazil from November 1 to 3.

2024 São Paulo Grand Prix: what to know about the tournament?

The Brazilian Grand Prix was first held at Interlagos in 1972. The inaugural race was not part of the Formula 1 World Championship, and it was only added to the official calendar the following year.

In 1990, the Grand Prix permanently returned to Interlagos, where it was held until 2019. In 2020, the event was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since 2021, the race at the same track has been called the São Paulo Grand Prix.

The current São Paulo Grand Prix winner is Max Verstappen, while the most successful driver in the history of the Brazilian Grand Prix is Alain Prost.

2024 São Paulo Grand Prix: where and when will it take place?

An unconventional race weekend format awaits in São Paulo, featuring a sprint race. The event will run over three days.

• On Friday, November 1, the first practice session is scheduled for 15:30 CET, with qualifying at 19:30 CET.
• On Saturday, November 2, Sprint Race 1 will take place at 15:00 CET, followed by Qualifying 2 starting at 19:00 CET.
• On Sunday, November 3, the main race will begin at 18:00 CET.

How to watch the 2024 São Paulo Grand Prix?

Each country has its own broadcaster. The Dailysports team has prepared information for you where you can watch the fifth round of F1 in your country below.

• Australia - Network 10, Fox Sports

• Cameroon - SuperSport

• Canada - RDS, TSN, CTV/Noovo

• Kenya - SuperSport

• New Zealand - Sky NZ

• Nigeria - SuperSport

• South Africa - SuperSport

• Uganda - SuperSport

• United Kingdom - Sky Sports, Channel 4

• United States - ESPN

Other countries:

• Algeria - SuperSport

• Angola - SuperSport

• Botswana - SuperSport

• China - CCTV, Shanghai TV, Guangdong Television Channel, Tencent

• Gambia - SuperSport

• Ghana - SuperSport

• Hong Kong - beIN SPORTS, Now Sports

• India - FanCode

• Ireland - Sky Sports, Channel 4

• Israel - Sport 5

• Japan - Fuji TV, DAZN

• Lesotho - SuperSport

• Liberia - SuperSport

• Madagascar - SuperSport

• Malawi - SuperSport

• Mauritius - SuperSport

• Namibia - SuperSport

• Rwanda - SuperSport

• Sierra Leone - SuperSport

• Singapore - beIN SPORTS

• South Sudan - SuperSport

• Sudan - SuperSport

• Tanzania - SuperSport

• Zambia - SuperSport

• Zimbabwe - SuperSport