The engines are warming up in São Paulo as Formula 1 returns to the iconic Interlagos circuit for the penultimate Sprint weekend of the 2025 season. Follow the LIVE coverage of the Brazilian GP FP1 session, the only free practice session of the entire weekend.
With the Drivers’ Championship still wide open and unpredictable weather conditions expected over the next few days, the Brazilian Grand Prix promises excitement, drama, and potential surprises. The FP1 session of the 2025 Brazilian GP will begin at 3:30 PM (Central European Time ), with live commentary starting in the video below just a few minutes before the green light right below this section.
F1 drivers’ championship standings before the Brazilian GP
- Lando Norris – McLaren: 357 points
- Oscar Piastri – McLaren: 356 points (-1)
- Max Verstappen – Red Bull: 321 points (-36)
The battle for the Formula 1 World Championship title is now down to three contenders. This thrilling fight will continue over the remaining four race weekends, starting with the Brazilian Grand Prix. After the São Paulo round, the season will head to Las Vegas, then to Qatar, and finally conclude in Abu Dhabi. Three drivers, four Grands Prix, and 116 points still up for grabs — who will emerge as the 2025 World Champion?
Uncertain weather forecast for Interlagos
The 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix weekend at Interlagos is expected to be marked by unpredictable weather. The risk of rain remains present throughout all three days at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace. On Friday, temperatures are forecasted to range between 25°C and 29°C, with mostly cloudy skies and increasing chances of rain as the day progresses.
Although FP1 is expected to take place in dry conditions, everything could change by the time Sprint Qualifying begins. The variable weather may once again play a decisive role in the outcome of the weekend, adding extra tension to an already intense championship battle.
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