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      F1 Tuscan GP qualifying: UK start time, live stream, TV channel, race schedule from Mugello Circuit

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      THE Formula One season is on the move again as the 1000th Grand Prix takes place at the Mugello Circuit.
      After a dramatic race at Monza saw Pierre Gasly take the chequered flag, Lewis Hamilton will be looking for maximum points as he continues his quest for a seventh world title.

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      Gasly was mobbed by his team after stunning win at MonzaCredit: Getty Images – Getty

      In a boost for the sport, 2,880 socially-distanced racing fans will be allowed in for the 59-lap race this weekend.
      When is Tuscan GP practice?
      F1 is staying in Italy for it’s 1000th race, with the big race set for Sunday, September 13.
      Before the drama on Sunday though, the drivers must undergo qualifying.
      Practice 3 is set for Saturday, September 12 at 11am before the one-hour qualifying at 2pm.
      Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?
      You can catch every moment of drama across the race weekend on Sky Sports F1.
      Coverage of the qualifying will begin at 1pm on Saturday.
      If you’re not a Sky subscriber, grab a NOW TV pass from just £9.99 for a day or £25 for a month to stream on a number of devices.

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      Race weekend schedule
      Friday, September 11
      Practice 1 – 10am to 11.30am
      Practice 2 – 2pm to 3.30pm
      Saturday, September 12
      Practice 3 – 11am to midday
      Qualifying – 2pm to 3pm
      Sunday, September 13
      Race – 2.10pm More

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      F1 Tuscan GP race: UK start time, live stream, TV channel and race schedule from Mugello Circuit

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      THE Formula One season is on the move again as the 1000th Grand Prix takes place at the Mugello Circuit.
      After a dramatic race at Monza saw Pierre Gasly take the chequered flag, Lewis Hamilton will be looking for maximum points and starts on pole after an excellent performance in qualifying.

      1

      Gasly was mobbed by his team after stunning win at MonzaCredit: Getty Images – Getty

      In a boost for the sport, 2,880 socially-distanced racing fans will be allowed in for the 59-lap race this weekend.
      When is Tuscan GP practice?
      F1 is staying in Italy for it’s 1000th race, with the big race set for Sunday, September 13.
      It will be lights out at 2.10pm BST.
      Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?
      You can catch every moment of drama across the race weekend on Sky Sports F1.
      Coverage of the race will begin at 1pm on Sunday
      If you’re not a Sky subscriber, grab a NOW TV pass from just £9.99 for a day or £25 for a month to stream on a number of devices.

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      Race weekend schedule
      Friday, September 11
      Practice 1 – 10am to 11.30am
      Practice 2 – 2pm to 3.30pm
      Saturday, September 12
      Practice 3 – 11am to midday
      Qualifying – 2pm to 3pm
      Sunday, September 13
      Race – 2.10pm More

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      F1 fans return at Tuscan Grand Prix as 2,800 pile in to watch practice… and scramble for tickets saw them go for £500

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      FORMULA ONE welcomed back fans, as the doors to Friday’s practice for the Tuscan Grand Prix were opened to spectators.
      Unlike the opening eight races to this 2020 season, this event has seen a relaxation to the Covid-19 controls.

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      Fans returned to Formula One at practice for the Tuscan Grand PrixCredit: Reuters

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      2,800 spectators piled into the stands as Covid-19 rules were relaxedCredit: Splash News

      The circuit in Mugello has allocated 2,880 seats per day to punters who were lucky enough to get tickets.
      Unsurprisingly, the event to mark Ferrari’s 1,000th race quickly sold out, with tickets now being sold for over £500.
      However, some fans managed to sneak a peek of the action from vantage points around the circuit.
      And Ferrari’s special race weekend has been overshadowed by news that their driver Sebastian Vettel will join Aston Martin next season.

      The four-time world champ had already been deemed surplus to requirements at the legendary Italian manufacturers.
      The German, 33, had even considered retiring from the sport before finding a seat for next year.
      His new Silverstone-based team were formerly known as Force India and now race under the Racing Point name.
      Sergio Perez quit Racing Point on Wednesday paving the way for Vettel to step into the rebranded set-up.

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      Patches of fans could be seen in the crowdCredit: Splash News

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      Supporters got to sample some F1 action for the first time this seasonCredit: Splash News

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      Valtteri Bottas pipped Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen to finish fastest after GP2.
      The Finn edged out defending world champion and Mercedes team-mate Hamilton by just two tenths of a second.
      However, Brit Lando Norris suffered a big spin and crash early in the session.

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      F1 Tuscan Grand Prix practice LIVE: Bottas fastest in FP2, Norris crash, Ferrari struggle again – latest updates

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      FORMULA ONE remains in Italy this week for an extra special 1000th Grand Prix.
      For the first time this season, spectators have been allowed into the track to watch on Sunday as Lewis Hamilton looks to bounce back from the disappointment of Monza.

      Follow all the latest build-up to the big race below…

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      F1 Tuscan GP qualifying: UK start time, live stream, TV channel and race schedule from Mugello Circuit

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      THE Formula One season is on the move again as the 1000th Grand Prix takes place at the Mugello Circuit.
      After a dramatic race at Monza saw Pierre Gasly take the chequered flag, Lewis Hamilton will be looking for maximum points as he continues his quest for a seventh world title.

      1

      Gasly was mobbed by his team after stunning win at MonzaCredit: Getty Images – Getty

      In a boost for the sport, 2,880 socially-distanced racing fans will be allowed in for the 59-lap race this weekend.
      When is Tuscan GP practice?
      F1 is staying in Italy for it’s 1000th race, with the big race set for Sunday, September 13.
      Before the drama on Sunday though, the drivers must undergo qualifying.
      Practice 3 is set for Saturday, September 12 at 11am before the one-hour qualifying at 2pm.
      Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?
      You can catch every moment of drama across the race weekend on Sky Sports F1.
      Coverage of the qualifying will begin at 1pm on Saturday.
      If you’re not a Sky subscriber, grab a NOW TV pass from just £9.99 for a day or £25 for a month to stream on a number of devices.

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      Race weekend schedule
      Friday, September 11
      Practice 1 – 10am to 11.30am
      Practice 2 – 2pm to 3.30pm
      Saturday, September 12
      Practice 3 – 11am to midday
      Qualifying – 2pm to 3pm
      Sunday, September 13
      Race – 2.10pm More

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      Michael Schumacher ‘fighting’ as F1 legend is cared for by wife, kids and nurses following horror ski accident

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      MICHAEL SCHUMACHER’S former F1 boss Jean Todt says he has been to visit the stricken F1 star.
      The seven-time world champion hit his head in a skiing accident in the French Alps in December 2013.

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      F1 legend Michael Schumacher hit his head in a skiing accident in December 2013

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      Former Ferrari team principal Jean Todt has revealed he visited Schumacher last week

      And his condition remains a secret among those closest to the Schumacher family at their home in Lake Geneva.
      But Todt, who oversaw five of Schumacher’s seven titles as boss of Ferrari, is one of only a handful of visitors to see the 51-year-old.
      He said: “I saw Michael last week. He is fighting.
      “My God, we know he had a terrible and unfortunate skiing accident which has caused him a lot of problems.

      “But he has an amazing wife next to him, he has his kids, his nurses, and we can only wish him the best and to wish the family the best, too.
      “All I can do is to be close to them until I am able to do something, and then I will do it.”
      IN SAFE HANDS
      As Ferrari celebrate their 1,000th race, Schuamcher’s son, Mick, will drive his dad’s F1 car on Sunday around the Mugello circuit.
      Schumacher won 72 of his record 91 victories for Ferrari but Todt knows that record will be eclipsed by Lewis Hamilton, who currently stands on 89 wins.

      The Brit is also likely to equal Schumacher’s seven world titles this season and Todt admits he never expected anyone to beat that benchmark.
      He added: “Lewis will beat all of Michael’s records simply because he is a very talented driver.
      “He is motivated and driving for the best team. He has the best car, the best engine so all the ingredients are there.
      “It is positive logic that when you do so well in life you get the benefit of it, and that is what is happening with Lewis and Mercedes.

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      “We thought the records would be very difficult to beat, but a long stability of the regulations has helped them.
      “One driver I know very well, and the other I know superficially.
      “Clearly both are completely different, but they have a common passion, professionalism, physical condition, talent and that is what makes both of them outstanding.”

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      F1 Tuscan GP practice: UK start time, live stream, TV channel, race schedule from Mugello Circuit

      by

      THE Formula One season is on the move again as the 1000th Grand Prix takes place at the Mugello Circuit.
      After a dramatic race at Monza saw Pierre Gasly take the chequered flag, Lewis Hamilton will be looking for maximum points as he continues his quest for a seventh world title.

      1

      Gasly was mobbed by his team after stunning win at MonzaCredit: Getty Images – Getty

      In a boost for the sport, 2,880 socially-distanced racing fans will be allowed in for the 59-lap race this weekend.
      When is Tuscan GP practice?
      F1 is staying in Italy for it’s 1000th race, with the big race set for Sunday, September 13.
      Before the drama on Sunday though, the drivers must undergo three practice runs and qualifying.
      Practice 1 will start at 10am BST on Friday, September 11, before the second session at 2pm.
      Practice 3 follows on Saturday, September 12 at 11am before the one-hour qualifying at 2pm.
      Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?
      You can catch every moment of drama across the race weekend on Sky Sports F1.
      Coverage of the first practice session will begin at 10am on Friday.
      If you’re not a Sky subscriber, grab a NOW TV pass from just £9.99 for a day or £25 for a month to stream on a number of devices.

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      Race weekend schedule
      Friday, September 11
      Practice 1 – 10am to 11.30am
      Practice 2 – 2pm to 3.30pm
      Saturday, September 12
      Practice 3 – 11am to midday
      Qualifying – 2pm to 3pm
      Sunday, September 13
      Race – 2.10pm More

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      F1 Tuscan GP practice: UK start time, live stream, TV channel and race schedule from Mugello Circuit

      by

      THE Formula One season is on the move again as the 1000th Grand Prix takes place at the Mugello Circuit.
      After a dramatic race at Monza saw Pierre Gasly take the chequered flag, Lewis Hamilton will be looking for maximum points as he continues his quest for a seventh world title.

      1

      Gasly was mobbed by his team after stunning win at MonzaCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      In a boost for the sport, 2,880 socially-distanced racing fans will be allowed in for the 59-lap race this weekend.
      When is Tuscan GP practice?
      F1 is staying in Italy for it’s 1000th race, with the big race set for Sunday, September 13.
      Before the drama on Sunday though, the drivers must undergo three practice runs and qualifying.
      Practice 1 will start at 10am BST on Friday, September 11, before the second session at 2pm.
      Practice 3 follows on Saturday, September 12 at 11am before the one-hour qualifying at 2pm.
      Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?
      You can catch every moment of drama across the race weekend on Sky Sports F1.
      Coverage of the first practice session will begin at 10am on Friday.
      If you’re not a Sky subscriber, grab a NOW TV pass from just £9.99 for a day or £25 for a month to stream on a number of devices.

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      Race weekend schedule
      Friday, September 11
      Practice 1 – 10am to 11.30am
      Practice 2 – 2pm to 3.30pm
      Saturday, September 12
      Practice 3 – 11am to midday
      Qualifying – 2pm to 3pm
      Sunday, September 13
      Race – 2.10pm More