After a thrilling weekend in Mexico where Kimi Antonelli was crowned world champion, Formula 1 heads straight to Brazil for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. It could be another big weekend for Mercedes as they have a chance to wrap up the Constructors' Championship, should they outscore Ferrari by three points or more in this Sunday's race. There will be plenty of attention on Ferrari after Lewis Hamilton called for "serious talks" after he felt his team-mate Charles Leclerc cost them a one-two in Mexico.
Max Verstappen was the driver to take advantage of the Ferrari squabble and he will aim for a fourth win in five races for Red Bull. Lando Norris won last year's Sao Paulo Grand Prix and McLaren will bring upgrades to the car this weekend, so could also be in contention for victory. Interlagos is adored by every driver thanks to its undulation and character around the 2.677-mile circuit, which is one of the best for racing.
While the middle sector is very twisty, the long blast uphill from Juancao (Turn 12) all the way to the Senna S chicane at Turn 1 provides a great overtaking spot and the battle often continues down to Turn 4. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Sao Paulo is renowned for its unpredictable weather and thunderstorms are currently forecast for qualifying on Saturday with a chance of rain on Sunday too. Thursday November 55pm: Drivers' Press Conference8pm: Paddock Uncut Friday November 63pm: Sao Paulo Grand Prix Practice One (session starts at 3.30pm)*5.30pm: Team Bosses' Press Conference6.45pm: Sao Paulo Grand Prix Practice Two (session starts at 7pm)8.15pm: The F1 Show Saturday November 72.15pm: Sao Paulo Grand Prix Practice Three (session starts at 2.30pm)*5pm: Sao Paulo Grand Prix Qualifying build-up6pm: SAO PAULO GRAND PRIX QUALIFYING8pm: Ted's Qualifying Notebook Sunday November 83.30pm: Grand Prix Sunday: Sao Paulo GP build-up5pm: THE SAO PAULO GRAND PRIX*7pm: Chequered Flag: Sao Paulo City GP reaction8pm: Ted's Notebook TV: Sky Customers can watch on Sky Sports F1 from Practice on Friday to the Sao Paulo Grand Prix itself on Sunday November 8 at 5pm App: Sky Customers can also watch on the Sky Sports app - with the option to go onboard with any driver!
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Formula 1 next heads to Brazil for the final leg of the triple header with the Sao Paulo Grand Prix this weekend, live on Sky Sports F1. Stream Sky Sports with NOW.
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