After the exciting victory of Charles Leclerc and Ferrari at Monza, Formula 1 wastes no time in moving straight to Baku for another thrilling race weekend. This back-to-back between two street circuits, Baku and then Singapore, promises to be a rollercoaster ride, especially in the fight for the constructors' title that has heated up following the Italian team's recent triumph. The Azerbaijan Grand Prix, known for its surprises and challenging track, will also feature Formula 2, adding further excitement to the event. Track action begins on Friday 13 September, with the main race scheduled for Sunday 15 September, broadcast live on Sky Sport F1 and delayed on TV8. Here are all the times of the Azerbaijan GP in Baku.
From the triumph in Monza to the challenge in Baku
Ferrari's latest success at Monza has reinvigorated the championship, demonstrating that the fight for the constructors' title is far from over. McLaren, who suffered a setback in Italy, are now more determined than ever to redeem themselves in Baku, a circuit that could favor the characteristics of their car. This round of the championship promises to be crucial, with the teams having to manage not only the close competition, but also the complexities of a street circuit where any mistake can cost them dearly.
Azerbaijan GP schedule in Baku
| Living Area | Session | Working hours: | TV8 broadcast (delayed) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, September 13th | Free Practice 1 (FP1) | 11:30 | - |
| Friday, September 13th | Free Practice 2 (FP2) | 15:00 | - |
| Saturday, September 14th | Free Practice 3 (FP3) | 10:30 | - |
| Saturday, September 14th | Qualifications | 14:00 | 17:00 |
| Sunday, September 15th | Race | 13:00 | 16:00 |
The race weekend in Baku begins with free practice sessions, set to provide the teams with vital data in preparation for qualifying and the race. The race, the highlight of the weekend, will start on Sunday 15 September at 14:00. This will also be available delayed on TV8 at 16:00, allowing all fans to follow the event. As always, full coverage of the weekend will be available live on Sky Sports F1 and NOW, ensuring fans never miss a moment of this thrilling chapter in the championship.
