Azerbaijan GP qualifying schedule: when and where to watch it today on TV

Baku Street Circuit, in Azerbaijan, will host the eighth Grand Prix of the Formula 1 season. Max Verstappen will lead the standings, followed by Charles Leclerc and Sergio “Checo” Perez.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen is the general classification leader after the first seven rounds of the season. In it, he took five podiums, four of which were victories, for a total of 125 points.

The schedule and where to see the F1 Azerbaijan GP rating

On Saturday, June 11, the third free practice will be held, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. And then, at 4:00 PM, the qualifiers will begin. All this can be seen live on Movistar + or DAZN. It will also be possible to follow him through the website of vanguard.

Verstappen, like last season, when he was declared world champion, the Dutchman dominates the classification with an iron fist.

However, he was closely followed by Charles Leclerc, of Ferrari. and Sergio “Chico” Perez, fellow defending champion at Red Bull. Monaco has been on the podium four times, just like the Mexican, but has won more than this. They reached with a score of 116 and 110 points respectively.

Carlos Sainz Jr Moments before the Monaco Grand Prix

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Spaniard Carlos Sainz Jr., who shares a team with Leclerc, is fifth overall, although somewhat off the podium. Until the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, he climbed on the podium four times, although he was not in the lead. Lewis Hamilton, with Mercedes, is slightly behind him, but is 33 points behind. For his part, Fernando Alonso reached the thirteenth place with ten points in his account in his first season with the Alps.

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Fernando Alonso smiling after the race in Italy

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The last precedent, the historic Circuit de Monaco in which they raced on May 29, was positive for Carlos Sainz, who finished second, only behind Mexican “Chico Perez” and ahead of the leader, Verstappen, and thus managed to cut some points with the most prominent area of ​​the table. For Alonso, it was also a productive weekend. He managed to finish seventh and add six valuable points to his personal treasury.

I love street rinks.”


Fernando AlonsoF1 driver

Looking at the race in Baku, Fernando Alonso confirmed in statements from his team that he loves “city circuits, there is no room for error”. “Now we have a lot of street circuits in Formula 1, I like it. In Baku it is very possible to overtake,” said Alonso, noting that in his last participations in this race, he managed to secure a few positions throughout the race.

After the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, there will be fourteen races left before the end of the season. On June 19, drivers will travel to Canada for what will be the last motorsport of the month of June. July will kick off its first weekend with the British Grand Prix.


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