For the third time this season, F1 will run its dash race format and schedule, which places qualifying on Friday afternoon to make room for the dash race on Saturday afternoon within the regular qualifying slot.
The Interlagos circuit turns into the primary venue to host two dash weekends, having achieved the identical in 2021, as F1 continues to evaluate the brand new format for its long-term implementation within the championship. Sequence organisers have already confirmed there shall be six dash races unfold throughout the 2023 calendar, with the venues set to be introduced at a later date.
Right here’s every little thing you could learn about the F1 sprint races in 2022.
With each F1 world titles already determined this yr – going to Max Verstappen and Pink Bull – and the controversy across the F1 value cap breaches determined on the final spherical, focus will shift in the direction of the ultimate particulars of the 2022 season.
A 3-team struggle is predicted on the entrance between Pink Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes at each of the ultimate races, whereas the battle within the constructors’ standings between Alpine and McLaren for fourth is about to accentuate.
In the meantime, the ultimate spot on the 2023 F1 grid is but to be determined, with Haas nonetheless mulling over its name on who will get its second race seat subsequent to Kevin Magnussen. Mick Schumacher at the moment holds it however faces competitors from Nico Hulkenberg, whereas different names have additionally been linked to the opening.
Mick Schumacher, Haas VF-22
Photograph by: Andy Hone / Motorsport Images
Full 2022 Brazilian GP session timings
Friday 11th November 2022
Free Apply 1: three:30pm-Four:30pm GMT (12:30pm-1:30pm native)
Qualifying: 7:00pm-Eight:00pm GMT (Four:00pm-5:00pm native)
Saturday 12th November 2022
Free Apply 2: three:30pm-Four:30pm GMT (12:30pm-1:30pm native)
Dash: 7:30pm-Eight:30pm GMT (Four:30pm-5:30pm native)
Sunday 13th November 2022
Race: 6:00pm GMT (three:00pm native)
How can I watch Formulation 1?
In the UK Formulation 1 is just broadcast reside on Sky Sports activities, with highlights proven on Channel Four a number of hours after the race has completed. Dwell streaming by means of NOW can be out there within the UK.
Sky Sports activities F1, which broadcasts the F1 races, will be added as a part of the Sky Sports activities channels which prices £20 a month for brand new clients. Sky Sports activities may also be accessed by means of NOW with a one-off day cost of £11.98p or a month membership of £33.99p monthly.
Followers wanting to observe the race at no cost should wait till the Saturday night time (qualifying and dash race) or Sunday night time (grand prix) to see the highlights on Channel Four.
How can I watch the Brazilian GP?
Channel: Sky Sports activities F1 HD
Channel numbers – Sky: 406
Channel numbers – Virgin Media: 506
Sky Sports activities has reside and unique broadcasting rights in the UK, with the build-up to the F1 Brazilian GP race ranging from Four:30pm on Sky Sports activities F1 forward of lights out at 6:00pm.
When can I watch the Brazilian GP highlights?
· Channel: Channel Four
· Begin time: Qualifying and dash race – 11:10pm Saturday, Race – 10:55pm Sunday
Channel Four has the rights to point out the Brazilian GP highlights of qualifying, the dash race and the complete grand prix.
Fernando Alonso, Alpine A521, Lance Stroll, Aston Martin AMR21
Photograph by: Mark Sutton / Motorsport Images
Will the Brazilian GP be on the radio?
Dwell radio protection of each apply, qualifying and race for the 2022 F1 season shall be out there on the BBC Radio 5 Dwell or 5 Dwell Sports activities Further stations and by way of the BBC Sport web site.
Protection of the Brazilian GP will begin at 6:00pm GMT on BBC Radio 5 Dwell Sports activities Further and the BBC Sounds app.
Climate forecast for the Brazilian GP
Interlagos is about for heat however combined circumstances all through the race weekend, with a low likelihood of rain on race day. Highs of 27 levels Celsius are predicted on Sunday for the beginning of the race, 5 levels hotter than the Mexican GP final outing.
Most F1 Brazilian GP wins
Alain Prost: 6 wins (1982, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990)
Michael Schumacher: Four wins (1994, 1995, 2000, 2002)
Carlos Reutemann: three wins (1977, 1978, 1981)*
Sebastian Vettel: three wins (2010, 2013, 2017)
Lewis Hamilton: three wins (2016, 2018, 2021)
*Carlos Reutemann gained the 1972 Brazilian GP however it was not a part of that yr’s F1 world championship.
Sebastian Vettel, Aston Martin AMR21
Photograph by: Mark Sutton / Motorsport Images
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