✈️ MotoGP · São Paulo
Brazil MotoGP Grand Prix 2026 · 2026-03-22
Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna
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Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna is located in the southern zone of Greater São Paulo, accessible via metro, bus, and rideshare from the city center. Race-day traffic around the circuit is heavy, so public transport or early arrival (before 8am) is strongly recommended. Most fans stay in the Jardins, Pinheiros, or Vila Mariana neighborhoods, all within 40–60 minutes of the track by metro and shuttle.
Metro / Train
Take São Paulo Metro Line 9-Esmeralda (CPTM) toward Grajaú and alight at Autódromo station — the closest stop to the circuit, roughly a 15-minute walk to Gate A. From Pinheiros interchange station, the journey takes approximately 25 minutes and costs R$5.00 (Bilhete Único). On race days, CPTM runs extended hours with increased frequency on Line 9; arrive before 8:30am to avoid platform congestion at Autódromo station.
Shuttle Bus
Official MotoGP shuttles depart from Eldorado Bus Terminal (connected to Pinheiros metro station) and Shopping SP Market, running every 15 minutes from 7am on race day. The shuttle fare is typically R$20–R$30 round trip and drops fans directly at the main circuit entrance on Avenida Interlagos. SPTrans also operates supplementary Route 675A buses from Santo Amaro Terminal to the circuit area, though these run on standard schedules and can be crowded.
Taxi / Rideshare
Uber and 99 (the dominant local rideshare app) both operate in São Paulo. A ride from Jardins or Paulista Avenue to the circuit takes 35–50 minutes without traffic but can exceed 90 minutes on race morning — budget R$45–R$80 depending on surge pricing. Drop-off is on Avenida Interlagos near Gate C; pick-up after the race is notoriously slow, so walk 10 minutes to Avenida do Rio Bonito for faster rideshare matching. Download the 99 app before arriving — it often undercuts Uber by 15–20% in São Paulo.