Weekend in São Paulo features Gianecchini on stage, F1, and more; see the itinerary.

São Paulo is already in high gear. The 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix of Formula 1 officially begins today. Free practice starts at 11:30 AM and qualifying for the Sprint race on Sunday takes place at 3:30 PM.

Tomorrow, at 11 am, the day begins with the Sprint race (shorter), and ends with qualifying for the main race at 3 pm. On Sunday, the start will be at 2 pm.

There are no more tickets available, except for the Fanzone (starting at R$ 290) at the Interlagos Kart Track, which doesn't have a view of the track but features a big screen, shows with Seu Jorge, Matheus & Kauan, and Thiaguinho, the presence of Brazilian drivers, and activities like simulators.

However, it is possible to watch the complete Formula 1 Grand Prix broadcast, including practice sessions, qualifying, sprint race and main race, in its entirety and live, on Band and Bandsports , via UOL Play .

OUTDOOR

Rhythms and Glasses: The free "Wine & Jazz Sessions" festival takes over Paseo Alto das Nações with music, gastronomy, and wines. The 11th edition features shows by Leo Maia, Suelen Mondini, and Bracco Big Band, among others, in a relaxed atmosphere, ranging from jazz and soul to blues. Tomorrow, from 11 am to 9 pm, and Sunday, from 11 am to 8 pm. Go there: Av. das Nações Unidas, 15.187, Chácara Santo Antônio. More information