The TV program and schedule for the Brazilian Grand Prix

If it is one of the oldest circuits in the world of the F1 championship, the Autodromo José Carlos Pace has hardly aged. Its hilly and winding track, which continues to attract drivers and fans, is hosting the competition for the 41st time in its history.

Victorious last Sunday on the Mexico City circuit, Max Verstappen has already broken the record for the number of wins in a season that he held since last year, with 15 successes in 22 GPs. While we still expect to see Super Max on the top step of the podium next Sunday, eyes will be focused on the other side of the Red Bull garage, on Sergio Pérez. After his collision with Charles Leclerc in the first lap of his home Grand Prix, the Mexican must get himself back on track if he doesn’t want Lewis Hamilton to steal second place in the drivers’ championship from him.

On the constructors’ side, Mercedes has a 20-point lead over Ferrari, who can still vie for second place in the championship. Especially since Brazil hosts the 6th and final sprint weekend of the season, which offers more points.

The TV schedule in France.

The TV program in Belgium

The TV schedule in Switzerland.