FORMULA ONE returns to Germany this weekend and the iconic Nurburgring.
Lewis Hamilton leads the Drivers Championship by 44 points from teammate Valterri Bottas, who claimed victory last time out in Russia.
Bottas is going for back-to-back victories after his triumph in SochiCredit: Getty Images – Getty
There was no German Grand Prix initially on this year’s calendar, following Hockenheim’s omission for 2020 – but this race has been included in the new-look schedule after the Covid-19 pandemic caused havoc.
When is Eifel Grand Prix practice?
- The race weekend begins in Germany on Friday, October 9.
- It’s set to be an exciting weekend of racing, with two practice sessions scheduled for Friday.
- The first will begin 10am BST.
- And the second will start at 2pm here in the UK.
- Following on from that, qualifying is on Saturday and the race itself at 1.10pm BST on Sunday.
Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?
You can watch every moment of this weekend’s action live on Sky Sports F1.
Coverage of Practice 1 begins at 10am.
If you’re not a Sky subscriber, grab a NOW TV pass from £9.99 to stream all the action on your mobile, tablet or PC.
Highlights from qualifying will be shown on Channel 4 at 5.30pm on Saturday, with the best bits from the race itself on Sunday at 6.30pm on the same channel.
What is the race schedule?
Friday, October 9
- Practice 1 – 10am to 11.30am
- Practice 2 – 2pm to 3.30pm
Saturday, October 10
- Practice 3 – 11am to midday
- Qualifying – 2pm to 3pm
Sunday, October 11
- Race – 1.10pm
Source: Motorsport - thesun.co.uk
