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São Paulo GP 2026: Live Coverage of Thursday Build‑up in Brazil

Tune in for the full Thursday build‑up to the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix, with track previews, team updates and fan insights.

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Formula 1 has launched its official live‑coverage stream for the Thursday build‑up to the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix, giving fans a front‑row view of the action before the race weekend kicks off. Per Formula1.com, the coverage will feature a mix of on‑site commentary, driver interviews, and technical analysis from the circuit’s engineers. The live feed is scheduled to start at 10:00 a.m. IST, giving Indian viewers a convenient window to catch the pre‑race buzz.

The new coverage comes as the 2026 season marks the return of the Brazilian GP to the S. Paulo circuit after a brief hiatus. The track, known for its high‑speed straights and tight, technical corners, has been upgraded with improved safety barriers and a state‑of‑the‑art timing system. Teams are already testing their power‑unit setups in the humid conditions that typically dominate the South American summer, and the live stream will provide exclusive footage of these sessions.

Drivers will also be on hand for Q&A segments, offering insights into their strategy for the long, demanding lap. Fans can expect to see how teams are adapting their tire choices and aerodynamic packages to the track’s unique demands. In addition, the coverage will include a recap of the previous season’s performance at São Paulo, highlighting the standout moments that made the race a fan favourite.

For India, the live stream is available on the official Formula 1 app and on the FanCode platform, where viewers can watch the Thursday coverage in real time. The event will also be broadcast on the Indian sports channel Star Sports 1, with commentary in Hindi and English. The live coverage is a great way for Indian fans to stay connected with the build‑up, especially as the race weekend approaches and the championship stakes rise.

Source: Formula 1

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