Official 2019 Brazilian Grand Prix Thread ***SPOILERS***
Discussion
Here we go Brazil!
November 15th, 16th and 17th
Broadcast Timings, local time (and EST time)
All sessions are live on Sky F1 & Highlights on Channel 4, note that the C4. ESPN for USA
Autódromo José Carlos Pace for the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN GRANDE PRÊMIO DO BRASIL 2019
Race Stats
Live timing for all sessions available here:
https://www.formula1.com/en/f1-live.html
Weather forecast:
http://www.myweather2.com/Motor-Racing/Brazil/Inte...
Event timings, steward decisions, technical reports and laptimes for the weekend will appear here:
https://www.fia.com/events/fia-formula-one-world-c...
Tire Selection
2018 Quali Results
2018 Race Results
Now that Lewis has been crowned for a 6th time, will he keep the pressure up, or as per other years will he now just take it easy getting ready for 2020?
November 15th, 16th and 17th
Broadcast Timings, local time (and EST time)
All sessions are live on Sky F1 & Highlights on Channel 4, note that the C4. ESPN for USA
Session | Day | Local Session Time | UK Time | EST | Sky Time | Channel 4 |
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Practice 1 | Fri | 11:00-12:30 | 14:00-15:30 | 09:00-10:30 | 14:00 | ---- |
Practice 2 | Fri | 15:00-16:30 | 18:00-19:30 | 13:00-14:30 | 18:00 | ---- |
Practice 3 | Sat | 12:00-13:00 | 15:00-16:00 | 10:00-11:00 | 15:00 | ---- |
Qualifying | Sat | 15:00-16:00 | 18:00-19:00 | 13:00-14:00 | 18:00 | 22:50 |
Race | Sun | 14:10 | 17:10 | 12:10 | 15:30 | 22:30 |
Autódromo José Carlos Pace for the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN GRANDE PRÊMIO DO BRASIL 2019
Race Stats
First Grand Prix | 1973 |
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Number of Laps | 71 |
Circuit Length | 4.309km |
Race Distance | 305.909km |
Lap Record | 1:10.540 - Valtteri Bottas (2018) |
Live timing for all sessions available here:
https://www.formula1.com/en/f1-live.html
Weather forecast:
http://www.myweather2.com/Motor-Racing/Brazil/Inte...
Event timings, steward decisions, technical reports and laptimes for the weekend will appear here:
https://www.fia.com/events/fia-formula-one-world-c...
Tire Selection
2018 Quali Results
2018 Race Results
Now that Lewis has been crowned for a 6th time, will he keep the pressure up, or as per other years will he now just take it easy getting ready for 2020?
Edited by The Moose on Thursday 14th November 17:48
For these last two races, now that Mercedes have the titles sewn up, it's between Leclerc, Verstappen and Vettel for P3 in the championship.
Charles Leclerc 249
Max Verstappen 235
Sebastian Vettel 230
Leclerc has a 10 place grid penalty for a new engine, but the top 3 teams can usually get back to at least P6 when they get a big penalty. Should be an interesting couple of races, especially with how Ferrari play any team orders if there are any.
Charles Leclerc 249
Max Verstappen 235
Sebastian Vettel 230
Leclerc has a 10 place grid penalty for a new engine, but the top 3 teams can usually get back to at least P6 when they get a big penalty. Should be an interesting couple of races, especially with how Ferrari play any team orders if there are any.
ajprice said:
For these last two races, now that Mercedes have the titles sewn up, it's between Leclerc, Verstappen and Vettel for P3 in the championship.
Charles Leclerc 249
Max Verstappen 235
Sebastian Vettel 230
Leclerc has a 10 place grid penalty for a new engine, but the top 3 teams can usually get back to at least P6 when they get a big penalty. Should be an interesting couple of races, especially with how Ferrari play any team orders if there are any.
As ever this year I'm sure the front 6 will be locking horns by the end.Charles Leclerc 249
Max Verstappen 235
Sebastian Vettel 230
Leclerc has a 10 place grid penalty for a new engine, but the top 3 teams can usually get back to at least P6 when they get a big penalty. Should be an interesting couple of races, especially with how Ferrari play any team orders if there are any.
What's really exciting is that both bottas and Lewis are now effectively free to take risks and have fun, battling each other or the other four. And as you illustrate, Charles, Max & Seb all DO have something to fight for that matters in these last couple of races.
Very much looking forward to this one! This season has been excellent.
Looks dry right now: https://www.skylinewebcams.com/en/webcam/brasil/ba...
- closest webcam I could find that worked..
- closest webcam I could find that worked..
& if anyone is interested in the World Cup Racing at the Macau GP this weekend..
The FIA are broadcasting FOC..
Guide & times and link to the streaming.
https://www.fia.com/news/macau-grand-prix-live-str...
The FIA are broadcasting FOC..
Guide & times and link to the streaming.
https://www.fia.com/news/macau-grand-prix-live-str...
The Moose said:
Now that Lewis has been crowned for a 6th time, will he keep the pressure up, or as per other years will he now just take it easy getting ready for 2020?
Remind me again who won the last two GPs of 2018? Does seem to be true for other years, however he is chasing records now. Certainly didn't seem to be content with just getting the WDC at COTA, wanted the win too.Am I the only one who is a bit nonplussed about this race (and Abu Dhabi)?
Not because the title is settled, but because it's just so damn late in the year, it feels like the season should be over now.
The first Abu Dhabi GP was in 2009 and it was the season ender - it was over the Halloween weekend.
I remember waking up early to watch the Senna-era title deciders in Suzuka and that was early/mid October.
Not because the title is settled, but because it's just so damn late in the year, it feels like the season should be over now.
The first Abu Dhabi GP was in 2009 and it was the season ender - it was over the Halloween weekend.
I remember waking up early to watch the Senna-era title deciders in Suzuka and that was early/mid October.
oyster said:
Am I the only one who is a bit nonplussed about this race (and Abu Dhabi)?
Not because the title is settled, but because it's just so damn late in the year, it feels like the season should be over now.
The first Abu Dhabi GP was in 2009 and it was the season ender - it was over the Halloween weekend.
I remember waking up early to watch the Senna-era title deciders in Suzuka and that was early/mid October.
The world moves on ... not always for the better but there is not a lot to be done about it!Not because the title is settled, but because it's just so damn late in the year, it feels like the season should be over now.
The first Abu Dhabi GP was in 2009 and it was the season ender - it was over the Halloween weekend.
I remember waking up early to watch the Senna-era title deciders in Suzuka and that was early/mid October.
For me I welcome the chance to spend 90 minutes of a miserable November afternoon in a work meeting watching FP1 unfold on the BBC website on my laptop whilst looking like I'm taking notes
thegreenhell said:
Soggy circuit for FP1.
Soggy is an understatement Kind of pointless this session, what can they learn from trundling around at comedy speeds?? But I'm happy to stay with it for the next hour - it seems likely my patience will be rewarded with an incident at some point. Also, talk of inters on the radio just now.. Although to my eye it looks very, very wet in places still.
TheDeuce said:
thegreenhell said:
Soggy circuit for FP1.
Soggy is an understatement Kind of pointless this session, what can they learn from trundling around at comedy speeds?? But I'm happy to stay with it for the next hour - it seems likely my patience will be rewarded with an incident at some point. Also, talk of inters on the radio just now.. Although to my eye it looks very, very wet in places still.
Some hope yet (and this meeting is as dull as expected) ...
Mark-C said:
BBC Feed: Ricciardo says the track is drying and the inters are no good anymore. Back to the pits for him.
Some hope yet (and this meeting is as dull as expected) ...
I have to be honest, my attention keeps wandering away from the screen Some hope yet (and this meeting is as dull as expected) ...
FP2 should be far better, they'll be running quali sims on a (probably) dry track, without the benefit of any relevant FP1 dry practice.
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