There is no official parking at Interlagos, so public transport such as the metro, taxis, or ride-sharing services like Uber are the most convenient options. Be mindful of potential traffic congestion, especially on race days. If you still prefer to drive, you have two main options. You can park further away from the circuit and continue your journey via metro or shuttle buses, which operate from various locations in São Paulo. 

Another alternative is to use unofficial parking lots near the circuit, commonly run by locals, with prices reaching up to 300 BRL depending on the day. Fridays typically offer the lowest rates, while Sundays are the most expensive. However, these parking spots do not provide official information online, so it’s advisable to arrive early or check availability in person on Thursday before the race weekend.

For those driving from central São Paulo, follow Av. Marginal Pinheiros south and watch for directional signs leading to the circuit. Heavy traffic can significantly extend travel times, with the journey potentially taking at least 90 minutes. A practical alternative is to park at metro stations or shopping centres along the metro line and complete the trip using public transport or shuttle services, ensuring a smoother and less stressful experience.