Official WEC Rolex 6 Hours of São Paulo 2025 Tickets

The 6 Hours of São Paulo, hosted at the legendary Interlagos, is a standout event on the FIA World Endurance Championship calendar. With its undulating layout, famous Senna S, and fast-paced infield section, this circuit demands precision and resilience from the world’s top endurance racing teams. Secure your tickets today!

The combination of heat, unpredictable rain showers and high tyre degradation makes for an unpredictable and strategic battle from start to finish.

Beyond the track, the Interlagos experience extends into the vibrant city of São Paulo, known for its passionate motorsport culture, diverse culinary scene, and electric atmosphere. Whether you’re a dedicated endurance racing fan or looking for an unforgettable motorsport experience, the FIA WEC round at Interlagos delivers pure racing passion in one of the sport’s most iconic settings!

Interlagos has multiple entry points, with access details provided on your ticket. Gates open early in the morning on all event days. To ensure a smooth entry, travel light and be aware of restricted items, including sharp objects, glass containers, and weapons. 

Given the circuit's undulating terrain, wearing comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing is essential. Conditions can change quickly, so packing sunscreen, a hat, and a rain jacket is advisable. 

Public transport is the most convenient way to reach the circuit, with the Autódromo metro station on Line 9 (Esmeralda) located just 500 meters away. 

With the right preparation, you can fully enjoy the excitement of the FIA WEC 6 Hours of São Paulo.

There is no official parking available near Interlagos, so we strongly recommend using public transport – preferably the metro – or taking a taxi or Uber, keeping in mind possible traffic delays.

If you choose to drive, you have two options. You can park in the surrounding area and continue via public transport (metro) or use shuttle buses operating from various points in São Paulo.

Alternatively, unofficial parking lots can be found near the circuit, typically run by locals. Availability and pricing vary by day, with Friday being the cheapest and Sunday the most expensive. These lots are not publicly listed, so arriving early or scouting locations on Thursday is advisable.

For those driving from São Paulo, take Av. Marginal Pinheiros south and follow signs to the Interlagos circuit. Expect at least 1.5 hours of travel time in heavy traffic.

For the FIA WEC race at Interlagos, most visitors stay in central São Paulo, as accommodation near the circuit is scarce. The best areas are those with easy access to public transport, particularly the metro and train.

Paulista Avenue and Jardins offer a lively atmosphere with great metro access. Luxury options like Hotel Unique and InterContinental São Paulo stand out, while Radisson Hotel Paulista São Paulo is a solid mid-range choice. Itaim Bibi and Vila Olímpia provide a modern setting with excellent dining and nightlife, featuring hotels such as Hotel Fasano São Paulo. Brooklin and Berrini, known for business hotels, offer upscale stays at Hilton São Paulo Morumbi and Grand Hyatt São Paulo.

To reach Interlagos, the CPTM Line 9 (Esmeralda) train stops at Autódromo Station, just a short walk from the track. Metro connections via Lines 4 and 5 also link to Line 9. Uber and taxis are available but subject to race-day traffic. Booking early is recommended, as prices rise closer to the event.

Interlagos – Autódromo José Carlos Pace is one of the most iconic circuits in motorsport, known for its challenging layout and unpredictable weather. Located in São Paulo, Brazil, it has hosted legendary races across Formula 1, FIA WEC, and other top categories.

The 4.309 km track features a mix of fast corners, elevation changes, and technical sections, creating thrilling on-track action. Key areas include the high-speed Senna S at Turn 1, the long Reta Oposta straight, and the tight infield section demanding precision and control. The final banked corner leads onto the main straight, setting up dramatic overtaking moments.

Interlagos is renowned for its passionate fans, who bring an electrifying atmosphere to the circuit. The grandstands come alive with energy, as spectators passionately cheer for their favourite drivers, creating an unforgettable experience that adds to the excitement of the race.