By: History was made in Mexico yesterday: Andrea Kimi Antonelli returned Italy to the top of the world after 73 years, also becoming the youngest world champion in the category. While the title battle is now settled, the fight for second place remains very much alive, as does the Constructors' Championship.
Formula 1 will be back in action this weekend, bringing the American triple-header that began in Austin and continued in Mexico City to a close. As always, the weekend will be broadcast on TV and streamed by Sky. Here is the schedule for the coming weekend.
Brazilian GP schedule
Friday 6 November
Free Practice 1: 16:30
Free Practice 2: 20:00
Saturday 7 November
Free Practice 3: 15:30
Qualifying: 19:00
Sunday 8 November
Race: 18:00
How to watch the Brazilian GP on TV and streaming
The entire Brazilian GP weekend, like every round of the World Championship, will be broadcast live on Sky and streamed on SkyGo. Free practice, qualifying and the race will be available on Sky Sport F1 HD and Sky Sport Uno. Here is the schedule:
Friday – Free Practice
FP1 (Friday 6 November, 16:30): live on Sky Sport F1 HD; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
FP2 (Friday 6 November, 20:00): live on Sky Sport F1 HD; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
Saturday – Free Practice and Qualifying
FP3: (Saturday 7 November, 15:30): live on Sky Sport F1 HD and Sky Sport Uno; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
Q1, Q2 and Q3 (Saturday 7 November, 19:00): live on Sky Sport F1 HD and Sky Sport Uno; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
Sunday – Race
Race (Sunday 8 November, 18:00): live on Sky Sport F1 HD and Sky Sport Uno; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
The Grand Prix live on formula1.it
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