The general ticket sale for the Porto Bank Grandstand at the Formula 1 MSC Cruises São Paulo Grand Prix 2026 ended after all available tickets sold out in just 4 minutes.
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Tickets were made available this Thursday, August 27, exclusively for Porto Bank Card customers. The result confirms, once again, the strong connection of the brand with motorsport fans and the public’s interest in experiences that combine excitement, comfort, and exclusive benefits.
Porto Bank Card customers enjoyed a 15% discount and the option to pay in up to six interest-free installments. The full ticket, with a nominal value of R$2,500, was sold for R$2,125. The half-price ticket went from R$1,250 to R$1,062.50.
The Porto Bank Grandstand was designed to provide an experience that goes beyond the race. The space will bring together activations, entertainment, and experiences developed to bring the audience closer to every detail of the event, always with the care and quality that are part of Grupo Porto’s performance.
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The quick sellout repeats the performance recorded in 2025, when tickets sold out in less than five minutes, and demonstrates the consolidation of the Porto Grandstand as one of the most desired experiences of the São Paulo GP weekend. The initiative also reinforces Porto Bank’s strategy to offer relevant benefits to customers and expand its presence in special moments, connecting financial solutions to unique experiences.
New opportunity for fans
Those who were unable to secure their ticket for the São Paulo GP 2026 still have a chance. With the promotion ‘Porto Takes You to GPSP 2026’, just download the Porto App and the user is already entered to win a pair of tickets to the Formula 1 MSC Cruises São Paulo Grand Prix 2026. Upon downloading the app, a lucky number is automatically generated.
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