São Paulo, Brazil · 7 stands compared
Best for Best overall and best action — Turn 1 dive-bomb, pits opposite, covered numbered seat
Sited opposite the pits at the end of the main straight and outside Turn 1, M looks straight into the braking zone and the dive into the Senna S — the circuit's best overtaking spot, plus pit-lane activity across the track.
Best for Best value and best for first-timers — cheap panoramic amphitheatre view with the best crowd on the circuit
The circuit's largest stand, wrapping the run out of the final corner onto the main straight with an amphitheatre panorama of much of the lap, and the emotional centre of the Brazilian crowd.
Best for Photographers and action fans who hate catch fencing
A raised, covered stand outside Turn 3 / Curva do Sol whose selling point is an elevated, fence-free sightline over the opening corners, with position battles and pit-stop rejoins in view.
Best for Start, pits and podium ceremony under a roof — families and comfort-seekers
One of only two stands with both numbered seats and a roof, B sits at the start of the main straight on the start/finish line with the grid, pit entry, several garages and the podium in view.
Best for Action and overtaking purists, photographers
Between the Senna S and Curva do Sol, looking at the exit of the esses and the climb to the back straight — one of the best places to watch the S section, with overtakes completed out of it.
Best for Hardcore fans and photographers who want the Senna S
Sits at the Senna S itself — the left-right-left esses that are the technical heart of the lap, where lap-1 incidents, lock-ups and late dives from the Turn 1 zone get completed.
Best for Budget die-hards and speed fans — cheapest seats at the circuit
An uncovered bleacher along the back straight past Turn 3 toward Descida do Lago, the max-speed zone where cars brake from around 330 to 160 km/h and late-braking passes happen.