This Sunday, July 31, is the Hungarian Grand Prix race, date 13 of the Formula 1 World Championship. Find out what you need to know.
After the classification on Saturday, this Sunday, July 31, is the Hungarian Grand Prix Race, date 13 of Formula 1 World Championship. It will take place from 10 am and will take place at the Hungaroring, located 30 kilometers from the center of Budapest. I know where to see him live and more.
F1: George Russell takes pole position at the Hungarian GP
The British Red Bull driver took his first pole position and the first of the season for the German team in a great final where he snatched the best time from the Spaniard Carlos Sainz, from Ferrari. Russell posted a time of 1:17.377.
F1: what time is the Hungarian GP race
- Argentina: 10 hours
- Uruguay: 10 hours
- Brazil: 10 hours
- Chile: 9 hours
- Paraguay: 9 hours
- Bolivia: 9 hours
- Venezuela: 9 hours
- Mexico: 8 hours
- Ecuador: 8 hours
- Colombia: 8 hours
- Peru: 08 hours
Hungarian GP race: where to watch live on TV and ONLINE
The Hungarian Grand Prix race can be seen live in Argentina on television by Fox Sports from 10 of the following signals:
- Channels 25 (SD) and 106 (HD) of Cablevisión Digital, HD and Flow
- DirecTV Channels 105 (SD) and 1605 (HD).
- Telecentre Channels 101 (SD) and 1013 (HD).
In addition, it can be watched live on Star +. There are two simple ways to contract the service offered by Formula 1. First, for 880 pesos per month, and the other option is to buy it annually for $8,800.
Along with this you can follow the Hungarian GP race, minute by minute, for TyCSports.com.
F1: how about the Hungarian GP Circuit
- Circuit Name: Hungaroring
- Length: 4,381 km
- Race distance: 70 laps (306.63 kilometers)
- Curves: 14 (6 left, 8 right)
- Maximum speed: 315km/h
- Quick lap record: Lewis Hamilton – 1’16.627
F1 2022 calendar: which GP is coming
- 14 – Belgian GP (August 26-28)
- 15 – Dutch GP (September 2-4)
- 16 – Italian GP (September 9-11)
- 17 – Russian GP (September 23-25)
- 18 – Singapore GP (September 30 to October 2)
- 19 – Japanese GP (October 7-9)
- 20 – United States GP (Austin) (October 21-23)
- 21 – Mexican GP (October 28-30)
- 22 – Brazilian GP (November 11-13)
- 23 – Abu Dhabi GP (November 18-20
Source: Tycsports
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