This Saturday the classification of the fifteenth Grand Prix of the Formula 1 season will take place. Find out all the details.
This weekend the action of Formula 1 after summer break, and he does it with Dutch Grand Prix. On Saturday, August 24, classification will take place, with runners competing for starting position in Sunday’s race. Find out everything you need to know.
In the last races, the leader of the championship, Max Verstappen, did not have as solid a performance as he showed in the first days and both tables became more interesting, especially the table of constructors, where hiding the McLaren and Ferrari. That’s why classification will be key, to determine the starting order.
What is the Dutch GP circuit?
The Zandvoort Circuit is located in the northwest of the country, 15 kilometers from the capital Amsterdam. It was inaugurated on August 7, 1948 and in 1980 it underwent a radical transformation, when almost half of the route was cut off, although in 1999 part of the route was recovered and the track returned to its original length. It hosted Formula 1 from 1952 to 1985, and returned in the 2020 season.
It is 4,259 kilometers long, divided into 14 curves, of which 10 are on the right and four are on the left. A total of 72 laps will be done and 306 kilometers will be completed in this way. It has two DRS zones, one on the straight exiting after turn 10 and the other before entering turn 13.
What time is Dutch GP qualifying?
- Argentina: 10 hours
- Uruguay: 10 hours
- Brazil: 10 hours
- Paraguay: 9 hours
- Chile: 9 hours
- Bolivia: 9 hours
- Venezuela: 9 hours
- Colombia: 8 hours
- Ecuador: 8 hours
- Peru: 8 hours
- Mexico: 7 hours
How to watch the F1 Dutch GP, LIVE
The classification and the race can only be seen exclusively on Disney+, the digital platform of ESPNcontracted after registration through the website for a final $6,249 per month. In turn, you will be able to track events, minute by minute, up to www.tycsports.com.
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Source: Tycsports
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