F1 race this weekend

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Bahrain, March The F1 schedule has expanded to a record 24 races for the season, with the calendar more packed than ever. The season will start, as has been the case for the past few years, with pre-season testing followed by the F1 season opener in Bahrain. Now firmly a fixture on the calendar, Bahrain will start the year with a Saturday race this time around — with Sunday being kept as a non-working day out of respect for Ramadan. The runs to Turns 1 and 4 are prime overtaking opportunities, as is the plunge to the downhill hairpin of Turn 8.

F1 race this weekend

The season saw the arrival of a new generation of cars, designed to allow for even closer racing. Ferrari initially took full advantage, with Charles Leclerc returning the Scuderia to winning ways, but their title challenge ultimately faded in the face of a relentless Max Verstappen and Red Bull team, who secured their first championship double since Mercedes were the only other team to win a race, but it was George Russell who took a celebrated maiden victory, as team mate Lewis Hamilton failed to top a podium for the first time in his illustrious F1 career. Season Verify email address. ROUND 1 18 - ROUND 2 25 - Saudi Arabia. ROUND 3 08 - ROUND 4 22 - ROUND 5 06 - United States.

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After a disappointing qualifying session Saturday saw him start from ninth on the grid, the two-time defending F1 champion ripped through the field and after 10 laps was already into the podium places. At the end of 57 laps he was five seconds ahead of Red Bull teammate and pole-sitter Sergio Perez. Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso came in third, marking the third time in five races those three have been on the podium together. George Russell 63 , Mercedes. Sergio Perez nailed his banker lap at the beginning of the third qualifying session and it paid off as he claimed his second pole of the season.

F1 race this weekend

F1 fans, start your engines. The season continues this weekend with the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Once again, this weekend's F1 race will be held on Saturday as opposed to F1's regular Sunday slot to accommodate the start of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Last weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, where Max Verstappen continued his winning streak , was also moved to accommodate the holiday. This season will see a record 24 races take place across 21 countries, with the grand finale being held in Abu Dhabi this December. If you're only interested in watching F1 racing and don't care about the ability to watch other sports, an F1 TV Pro subscription is a simple way to stream every race, practice and qualifier.

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Pick your team for F1 Fantasy Formula 1's free fantasy game is back for with plenty of new features! Abu Dhabi. Formula 1's free fantasy game is back for with plenty of new features! ROUND 4 22 - Pro Championship - Event 3. The F1 schedule has expanded to a record 24 races for the season, with the calendar more packed than ever. Light Dark. Rolex, Formula 1 official timepiece. ROUND 6 20 - Ferrari initially took full advantage, with Charles Leclerc returning the Scuderia to winning ways, but their title challenge ultimately faded in the face of a relentless Max Verstappen and Red Bull team, who secured their first championship double since No, the Bahrain Grand Prix will not be an F1 Sprint event, with a full standard race weekend format set to take place.

The course will use several of the busiest streets in Las Vegas to create a 3. Between the fast cars, the bright lights and the celebrities in attendance, the weekend will undoubtedly be memorable.

The season saw the arrival of a new generation of cars, designed to allow for even closer racing. Part of the network. Editor's Picks. The season will start, as has been the case for the past few years, with pre-season testing followed by the F1 season opener in Bahrain. Pro Championship - Event 3. Join Live Session. Pro Championship - Event 2. Feature F1 Unlocked. No, the Bahrain Grand Prix will not be an F1 Sprint event, with a full standard race weekend format set to take place. ROUND 17 30 - ROUND 8 10 -