France: Warm-up and live debrief Sunday afternoon!
Exceptional weekend, exceptional setup: join us on Sunday for two live broadcasts, before and after the race!
10 years of waiting and a return in grand style: the French Grand Prix is the most anticipated event of the 2018 Formula 1 season, at least for a large portion of French fans.
For the occasion, the editorial team of Motors Inside is ramping up its game. In addition to the work provided by our two reporters at Castellet, we are offering you two live YouTube broadcasts this Sunday afternoon!
The warm-up lap: from 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM
The “warm-up lap” will revisit the highlights of the Qualifying sessions, before focusing on trends for the race by analyzing strategy and driver pace since the beginning of the weekend. The French will be particularly highlighted through a dedicated section.
From the paddock, Axel Brémond and Nicolas Lherm will bring you the latest information to know, while offering a “postcard” in real-time! We will conclude this first broadcast with the predictions segment, presented by our consultant, Clément. A great build-up before the Grand Prix, starting at 4:10 PM!
The Debrief: From 6:00 PM to 6:45 PM
At 6 PM, we will analyze the race for 45 minutes. Once the checkered flag is lowered, we will provide our insights on the highlights, specifically presenting a top 3 and a flop 3. Together, we will also decide on the choice of driver of the day!
These two programs are intended to be primarily interactive, so feel free to participate by sharing your reactions. You can already submit your questions at the bottom of this article. We will address your questions together during our two live broadcasts… So, join us in joy and respectful conduct!
To follow us, nothing could be easier, stay tuned on the site or via our Facebook or Twitter pages… The Youtube link for both events will be shared in a supporting article just before the two broadcasts. Until then, stay connected to discover articles and Facebook “stories”… at the heart of this 2018 Grand Prix de France!
If you weren’t with us in March 2017 for the first live show, here’s an idea of what awaits you on Sunday!
