This weekend the fifth race of the 2024 Formula 1 season comes to the Shanghai International Circuit.
This weekend, the Shanghai International Circuit A new date for the 2024 Formula 1 season will be the scene and within that framework, Saturday, April 20, will be the turn of classification of Chinese Grand Prix. Find out the schedule and how to watch live.
F1: schedule and where to watch Chinese GP classification live
China back to calendar Formula 1 after the pandemic and the fifth race of the year will be held there after several years of waiting. Qualifying and the race will take place at Shanghai International Circuitwhich was built in 2003 and cost more than $300 million.
The circuit has a total length of 5.5 kilometerswhere the first corner is outstanding, unique in the entire championship and very difficult to complete for all drivers, and its back straight, 1.2 kilometers long and where The cars reached a speed of 340 kilometers per hour.
What time is the Chinese Grand Prix qualifying?
- Argentina: 04:30 hours
- Brazil: 04:30 hours
- Uruguay: 04:30 hours
- Paraguay: 03:00 hours
- Chile: 03:30 hours
- Bolivia: 03:30 hours
- Venezuela: 02:30 hours
- Peru: 02:30 hours
- Ecuador: 02:30 hours
- Colombia: 02:30 hours
- Mexico: 01:30 hours
F1 LIVE: where to watch the Chinese GP on TV and online
The career of Chinese GP can be watched live on Star+the streaming service that offers ESPN. There are two easy ways to contract the service to watch Formula 1. First of all, for 6,249 pesos per month and, another option is to get it annually in exchange for $56,099.
At the same time, you can also access F1TV, the service offered by F1 and costs around US$6.99 per month. On the other hand, as always, you will be able to follow every minute on the website of TyCSports.com.
F1 2024 calendar: when is the next GP
- Bahrain | Sakhir: March 2 – COMPLETE
- Saudi Arabia | Jeddah: March 9 – COMPLETE
- Australia | Albert Park: March 24 – COMPLETE
- Japan | Suzuka: April 7 – COMPLETE
- China | Shanghai: April 21 – IN OPPOSITION
- Miami | Miami: May 5
- Emilia Romagna | Imola: May 19
- Monaco | Montecalo – Monaco: May 26
- Canada | Montreal – Gilles Villeneuve: June 9
- Spain | Barcelona – Catalonia: June 23
- Austria | Red Bull Ring: June 30
- Great Britain | Silverstone: July 7
- Hungary | Budapest – Hungaroring: July 21
- Belgium | Spa-Francorchamps: July 28
- Netherlands | Zandvoort: August 25
- Italy | Monza: September 1
- Azerbaijan | Baku: September 15
- Singapore | Singapore: September 22
- United States | Austin – Circuit of the Americas: October 20
- Mexico | Mexico City – Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez: October 27:
- Brazil | Interlagos: November 3:
- Vegas | Las Vegas: November 24:
- Qatar | Losail: December 1
- Abu Dhabi | Abu Dhabi: December 8
Source: Tycsports
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