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F1 Brazilian GP: Follow FP1 at Interlagos with live timing

Lando Norris blitzed to the top of FP1 at Interlagos, igniting global interest in the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix.

By · Published November 6, 2026  18:28 UTC · Updated November 6, 2026  18:28 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Lando Norris blitzed to the top of FP1 at Interlagos, igniting global interest in the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix.
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Sky Sports delivered live timing, real‑time updates and a stream of highlights as the drivers completed their opening runs over the course of the session. Yahoo Sports compiled a concise event page listing dates, times and broadcast channels.

Motorsport.com promoted a dedicated live‑timing portal for the Interlagos FP1, while Sky Sports kept its real‑time feed running, offering practice results and highlight reels throughout Friday. The combined coverage gave fans multiple ways to stay updated.

The present focus shifts to Saturday’s qualifying, where teams will aim to translate early speed into pole positions. Fans can continue to follow live timing feeds introduced by Motorsport.com and Sky Sports for the remaining sessions, while upcoming reports are expected to detail how the practice results influence race strategy.

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When does the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix weekend take place and how can it be watched?

The weekend runs from 6 to 8 November 2026, with live streams and highlights offered through the platforms highlighted by Formula 1 and broadcast details listed by Yahoo Sports.

Who set the fastest lap in FP1 at Interlagos?

Lando Norris recorded the fastest lap, with Antonio Antonelli finishing second, as reported by RacingNews365.

Where can live timing for the session be accessed?

Live timing is provided through Motorsport.com’s dedicated portal and Sky Sports’ real‑time feed.

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