From November 1 to 3, the José Carlos Pace Racetrack - better known as Interlagos, located in the south of the capital of São Paulo - will host one of the most anticipated races in world motorsport: the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix. The main category of world motorsport attracts the attention of speed lovers, and brings with it emotions for fans of the teams.
For Argentines, 2024 has been the year of the rebirth of F1 with the inclusion of Argentine driver Franco Colapinto in Williams. A flood of Argentine tourists will arrive in Sao Paulo to see the first Argentine driver to get into an F1 car in 23 years.
F1 turns Sao Paulo, the largest city in South America, into a hub for international tourism and is an opportunity to take advantage of the most vibrant aspects of this city of 12 million inhabitants, such as entertainment, gastronomy, art and culture.
An essential tip for those who go to Interlagos from the central region of São Paulo is to arrive by suburban train, called CPTM (Compañía Paulista de Trenes Metropolitanos), on the Turquoise Line, which has connections to bus and subway terminals. The organization recommends taking the train and getting off at the “Autódromo” station, which will be duly signposted. The CPTM ticket costs 5 reais (0.85 cents of a dollar). It is recommended to buy the return ticket on the way there as well to avoid lines. Another option is the executive buses that the organization places at the main hotels in the city.
Source: Embratur.