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Recon Lap · São Paulo 2026

Interlagos, at pole pace

Lando Norris's pole lap from 2025 qualifying, 1:09.511: the line the car took, its recorded height and the 7 braking zones, ahead of the 2026 Grand Prix. Step through the zones with the arrow keys or the buttons.

Interlagos from above, its braking zones in red

Braking zone 1 of 7. Entry speed 336 kilometres per hour, minimum speed 110, braking distance 137 metres, time on the brakes 2.6 seconds, gear 3, height change minus 3 m metres. Approximate, car data sampled at about 3.9 hertz.

BZ1Zone 1 of 7
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Entry speed
336km/h
Minimum speed
110km/h
Braking distance
137m
Time on the brakes
2.6s
Gear at minimum
3
Height change
−3 m

Approximate. Car data sampled at about 3.9 Hz, so a zone's start, end and time are good to one sample, about 24 m at this entry speed. The brake channel is on or off. Reference: Lando Norris, pole lap 1:09.511, São Paulo Grand Prix 2025 qualifying (OpenF1 session 9865).

Height along the lap, 0 to 42.8 m (recorded) · red: braking zones, the zone on show brighter

Braking zones

In lap order, from the pole lap's car data
ZoneStarts atFromMinSpeed lostGearOn the brakes
209 m336 km/h110 km/h−226 km/h32.6 s
1305 m310 km/h170 km/h−140 km/h41.4 s
1986 m281 km/h230 km/h−51 km/h60.6 s
2261 m210 km/h89 km/h−121 km/h32.0 s
2411 m131 km/h104 km/h−27 km/h30.5 s
2667 m202 km/h85 km/h−117 km/h32.2 s
3151 m259 km/h127 km/h−132 km/h31.0 s

Braking zones are numbered along the lap (BZ1, BZ2…); they are not the FIA's turn numbers. A zone is a stretch with the brake on and at least 20 km/h lost. Distances are scaled to the official lap length, 4309 m (formula1.com); the line the car took measures 4224 m. Height is drawn ×2 and the height change of a zone is read from the recorded line, which is smoothed. Source: OpenF1 position and car data, 2025 qualifying.