Formula 1 goes on holiday. The Spa-Francorchamps circuit is now ready to host the Belgian Grand Prixa race that will be the last before the summer break and that promises to be a great one. So it’s time to find out the schedules and where you can watch the race on TV and online.
As for the favorites, Red Bull no longer seems as dominant as it once wasalthough they are probably in the fight with McLaren and Mercedes, the big surprise of the last few races. Behind them, Ferrari is falling behind a bit, so they need to react if they want to defend their positions.
Spa could be Perez’s last race with Red Bull and Sargeant’s with Williams
Verstappen starts as favourite in Spa. Despite a certain drop in the last few races, it seems that Red Bull is still a little ahead, at least in the hands of Verstappen, and this circuit is perfect for them. The one who needs to wake up is Sergio Pérez, who has had a very difficult run of results that has left him on the verge of being fired.
McLaren seems to be getting closer to Red Bull and wants to continue challenging the Austrian team at least in the world championship for manufacturers. Mercedes won two consecutive races and promises even more improvements. Let’s see how a Ferrari that has lost some steam since Monaco can respond.
Aston Martin is further behind. They feel like they have fallen out of the leading group and now have to defend their position. Fernando Alonso will have to make the most of it, although this circuit should be a bit better. At the back of the pack, Sauber is the only team still without a point this season.
In Belgium, the usual European timetables are maintained. Sunday’s race will be at 3:00 p.m.leaving the qualifying for Saturday at 16:00, as usual. On Friday we will also have the usual schedule in Europe. Here we maintain the traditional format, without a sprint race on Saturday.
The weather forecast predicts surprises in Belgium, as the forecast is for possible rain throughout the weekend. In fact, a lot of rain has already fallen in Spa in the previous days. watch the race on TV in Spain There are two options, all of which are paid and are already common in the World Cup.
DAZN still holds exclusive TV rights Formula 1 in Spain, but Movistar Plus+ will continue to broadcast its signal through DAZN’s thematic channels.
2024 Belgian GP Schedule
– (P1) Practice 1: 13:30 (DAZN, Movistar Plus+)
– (P2) Practice 2: 17:00 (DAZN, Movistar Plus+)
– (P3) Practice 3: 12:30 (DAZN, Movistar Plus+)
– (Q) Classification: 16:00 (DAZN, Movistar Plus+)
– (RAC) Race: 15:00 (DAZN, Movistar Plus+)
Source: www.motorpasion.com
