After Verstappen’s victory in Japan, with the third Red Bull double in four races, the circus of Formula 1 with the Chinese Grand Prix which will take place on the Circuit Shanghai from 18 to 21 April 2024.
The Chinese Grand Prix will also see the first race take place Sprint of this season which, like last year, includes 6 during the course of this world championship.
In Japan, where the third round of the 2024 championship was held two weeks ago, the Ferrari they placed third and fourth, respectively thanks to Sainz And Leclerc.
The coverage of this Grand Prix is also entrusted to Sky Sport, with the Sprint and Qualifying which, however, will also be broadcast live in clear on TV8.
The commentary they will be taken care of Carlo Vanzini And Marc Genewith Roberto Chinchero insider in the pits. Davide Camicioliinstead, will conduct the in-depth analysis of pre and post race with Vicky Piria. At the Sky Sport Tech Room for technical analyses, we will find Matteo Bobbi while the interviews will be carried out by Mara Sangiorgio. There will also be comments from Ivan Capelli.
Below, you will find all the timetables.
Formula 1, 2024 Chinese Grand Prix: times and live coverage
Thursday 18 April
12.45pm: Paddock Live Pit Walk
1pm: drivers’ press conference (delayed)
Friday 19 April
5.15am: Paddock Live
5.30 am: F1 – free practice 1
6.30am: Paddock Live
9am: Paddock Live
9.30 am: F1 – Sprint Qualifying
10.30am: Paddock Live
10.45am: Paddock Live Show
11.15am: Team Principal press conference (delayed)
Saturday 20 April
4.15am: Paddock Live
5am: F1 – Sprint
6am: Paddock Live
8.30am: Paddock Live
9am: F1 – qualifying
10.15am: Paddock Live
10.45am: Paddock Live Show
12.15pm: F1 – qualifying (rerun)
2.15 pm: F1 – Sprint (rerun)
Sunday 21 April
7.30am: Paddock Live
9am: F1 – race
11am: Paddock Live
11.30 am: Debriefing
1pm: Race Anatomy
2pm: F1 – race (rerun)
5.30pm: F1 – race (rerun)
Formula 1, 2024 Chinese Grand Prix on TV8
The 2024 Chinese Grand Prix will also be visible on TV8.
Friday 19 April, Qualifying for the Sprint they will be broadcast live at 9.30am.
Saturday 20th, however, always livethe race will be broadcast Sprint at 5 am (with a reply at 10.30 am) and Qualifications at 12.
There Competitioninstead, it will be broadcast delayedSunday 21st, starting from 2pm.
Formula 1, 2024: ranking
After the first four grand prix, Max Verstappenthe reigning world champion Red Bull driver, is in first place in the drivers’ standings with 77 points. He follows his stablemate, Sergio Pérez, in second place with 64 points. Immediately afterwards, we find the two Ferrari drivers, Charles Leclerc And Carlos Sainz Jr.with 59 and 55 points respectively.
In the constructors’ classification, however, the Red Bull it’s first with 141 pointsfollowed by Ferrari, second with 120 points. In third place, we find the McLaren with 69 points.
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