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F1 Brazilian GP: start time, weather forecast and how to watch

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Motorsport.com says rain is likely on Sunday morning before the 2026 Brazilian GP at Interlagos; the race is scheduled for 14:00 BRT, with afternoon showers possible.

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Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos could begin on a wet or drying track. Motorsport.com says rain is likely in the morning, with showers possible into the afternoon. The race is scheduled for November 8 at 14:00 BRT (17:00 GMT; noon US Eastern).

The forecast puts temperatures at 15–18°C at the start, with southerly winds of around 15–20 km/h and stronger gusts possible. Motorsport.com says the lower temperatures could make tyre warm-up difficult even if the rain clears.

UK viewers can watch every session live on Sky Sports, with streams available on Sky Go and NOW and free-to-air highlights on Channel 4. In the US, Apple TV is the primary broadcast partner for 2026, with all sessions available on the platform; F1 TV remains Formula 1’s global subscription streaming service.

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