This Saturday night in Argentina, the national driver will face the third race of the Formula 2 season at Albert Park in Melbourne.
This Saturday, Franco Colapinto there will be a third performance of the season Formula 2 within Australian Grand Prix, which thrives on Melbourne’s Albert Park. After leaving the second failed date on Saudi Arabia, which he finally left, The Argentinian pilot will seek to recover over land. Check the complete schedule and find out all the details.
He Argentine pilot He had a positive start to the championship on the first date and put together a great team performance at the Sakhir Circuit in Bahrain. While on second performance, in Saudi Arabiahis car broke down after an accident involving another rider and then, after touching the wall on the exit of the final corner, He ended up spinning and had to leave.
It was a difficult weekend for the native of Pilar who finished 13th in the standings, after an accident. However, since the British Oliver Bearman had to be replaced Carlos Sainz in Formula 1, moved up one place and started 12th in the main race. For now, Franco Colapinto He is in 12th place in the championship and has 8 points.
What is the Albert Park Circuit where Franco Colapinto will race?
He Albert Park Circuit from Melbourne It has a length of 5,278 kilometers. The first breed of Formula 2 held there in 2023 and the fastest lap was 1:45.118 recorded by Ayumu Iwasa, with the team dam. The Sprint Race has 23 laps (121,394 kilometers) and the Feature Race has 33 laps (174,174 kilometers).
Colapinto in Australian F2, LIVE: how to watch on TV and ONLINE
The race can be seen live in Argentina only on Star+, the streaming service offered by ESPN. There are two easy ways to contract it: first, for 6,249 pesos per month and, the other option, to buy it annually for $56,099.
As always, you can also follow the competition on the website www.tycsports.com.
What time does Colapinto race in Australian F2, country by country:
- Argentina: 9:35 p.m
- Brazil: 9:35 pm
- Uruguay: 9:35 pm
- Paraguay: 9:35 p.m
- Chile: 9:35 p.m
- Bolivia: 8:35 p.m
- Venezuela: 8:35 p.m
- Ecuador: 7:35 p.m
- Peru: 7:35 pm
- Colombia: 7:35 pm
- Mexico: 6:35 p.m
Source: Tycsports
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