After a week off, the Formula 1 World Championship comes red hot to its penultimate grand prix of the season, the Saudi Arabian GP. It will be the first time that the ‘Great Circus’ arrives on this stage and therefore, the Jeddah circuit will be a mystery for all the drivers on the grid.
Max Verstappen leads the overall with two races to go to the conclusion of the championship, despite being second in the Qatar race behind Hamilton. The Dutchman leads Lewis Hamilton by eight points and is the only one who could already be proclaimed champion in Saudi Arabia. For this, he should come out with 26 points of advantage over Lewis (because the tie is worth him by adding more victories) and that means increasing his income by 18 points. It would have to be second and for Hamilton not to add (11th or worse), second plus fastest lap and for English to be 10th or worse, or Max first and Lewis seventh or worse (without taking into account fast laps for one or the other, which add more possibilities).
Schedules: What time is the Saudi Arabian F1 GP?
TV: Where to watch the Saudi Arabian GP on TV and on the Internet?
The Formula 1 World Cup 2021 it will be able to be followed by television in DAZN F1 in Spain, This channel can be seen through the DAZN platform or on Movistar +. Argentina, Colombia and Chile will broadcast the grand prize through Fox Sports, Mexico will broadcast it on Channel 9 Televisa and Peru on Fox Sports 3 and ESPN.
In the United States, it can be seen on ESPN. What’s more, on AS.com You will be able to follow live both free practice, qualifying on Saturday and the race on Sunday. Plus You will find the best information on the F1 World Cup and all the reactions of the protagonists, chronicles and analysis …
