RULES FOR VISITORS

Avoid any hassles at the entrance by knowing what to bring and what to leave at home for the Brazilian Grand Prix.

WHAT IS NOT ALLOWED?*

• Containers made of glass, metal, or wood.
• Alcoholic beverages of any kind.
• Sharp or dangerous objects like knives or scissors will not pass security checks.
• Animals are strictly prohibited.
• Bicycles, scooters, or any other personal transport must remain outside the venue.
• Pyrotechnics such as flares, smoke bombs, and cannons are banned.
• The use of drones is not permitted under any circumstances.

WHAT CAN YOU BRING?*

• Small amounts of food and drink for personal use, such as a bottle, sandwich, fruit, or snack. Note that bottles may need to be without caps for safety reasons. However, plenty of food and drink options are available for purchase at the circuit.
• Sun umbrellas and camping chairs for general admission areas only, as long as they don't obstruct others' views.
• Cameras and devices for personal photos or videos, excluding professional equipment like large cameras or gear intended for commercial use.

* These are general rules typically enforced across MotoGP circuits and are subject to change.