This Saturday, the Argentine driver will begin his journey in the FIA’s second premier motorsport competition. Find out all the details and check the complete schedule here.
This Saturday, from 7:30, the pilot of Argentina Franco Colapinto its path starts at Formula 2 and he will face one of the biggest challenges of his career. The young man from Pilar, who will race with the team MP Motorsportwill open the 2024 season on the circuit of Sakhir, Bahrainwhere he will share the stage with F1. Get all the details and check the complete schedule.
In his first test as official runner of MP Motorsport for 2024, the Argentine driver finished second in practice on Thursday at the Bahrain circuit. However, in the classification run later, he finished 16th, +0.696 behind the polesitter, Kush Maini.
What time is the Colapinto race in Bahrain F2, country by country
- Argentina: 7:30 am
- Brazil: 7:30 am
- Uruguay: 7:30 am
- Paraguay: 7:30 am
- Chile: 7:30 am
- Bolivia: 6.30 hours
- Venezuela: 6.30 hours
- Ecuador: 5.30 hours
- Peru: 5.30 hours
- Colombia: 5.30 hours
- Mexico: 4.30 hours
Colapinto in Bahrain F2, LIVE: how to watch on TV and ONLINE
The race can be seen live in Argentina via ESPN:
- Channel 103 Streams
- DirecTV Channels 621 (SD) and 1621 (HD)
- Telecentro Channels 105 (SD) and 1011 (HD)
Online, you can follow Star+, the streaming service offered by ESPN, or by accessing ESPN through Telecentro Play, D Go and Flow.
As always, you can also follow the competition on the website www.tycsports.com.
What is the Bahrain International Circuit where the F2 season starts?
He Bahrain International Circuit It is located in the desert city of Sakhir, the largest island on which the country sits. The route is 5,412 meters with a total of 11 curves, with eight on the right and three on the left.
All F2 drivers in the 2024 season
- Victor Martins – France – Number 1 – ART Grand Prix
- Zak O’Sullivan – United Kingdom – Issue 2 – ART Grand Prix
- Oliver Bearman UK – Number 3 – Prema Racing
- Andrea Antonelli – Italy – Number 4 – Prema Racing
- Zane Maloney – Barbados – Number 5 – Rodin Motorsport
- Ritomo Miyata – Japan – Number 6 – Rodin Motorsport
- Jak Crawford United States 7 – Dams Lucas Oil
- Juan Manuel Correa – Ecuador – Number 8 – Dams Lucas Oil
- Kush Maini – India – Number 9 – Invicta Racing
- Gabriel Bortoleto – Brazil – Number 10 – Invicta Racing
- Dennis Hauger – Norway – Number 11 – MP Motorsport
- Franco Colapinto – Argentina – Number 12 – MP Motorsport
- Enzo Fittipaldi – Brazil – Number 14 – Van Amersfoort Racing
- Rafael Villagómez – Mexico Number 15 – Van Amersfoort Racing
- Amaury Cordeel – Belgium – Number 16 – HiTech GP
- Paul Aron – Estonia – Number 17 – HiTech GP
- Isack Hadjar – France Number 20 – Campos Racing
- Pepe Martí – Spain – Number 21 – Campos Racing
- Richard Verschoor – Netherlands – Number 22 – Trident
- Roman Stanek – Czech Republic – Number 23 – Trident
- Joshua Durksen United States – Number 24 – PHM Aix Racing
- Taylor Barnard UK – Number 25 – PHM Aix Racing
Source: Tycsports
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