Chico Perez: Where, when and at what time to watch the US Grand Prix

The engines will fire at the Circuit of the Americas from October 20-22 for the United States Grand Prix (Sergio Perez)

Exciting season Formula 1 It reached its peak with Max Verstappen already clinching the Drivers’ Championship, but attention now turns to the battle for second place, where the Mexican driver Sergio “Chico” Perez In disagreement.

Austin, Texas, is ready to welcome back Formula 1’s elite with a celebration of US Grand Prix In the famous Circuit of the Americas. This commitment promises to be an exciting chapter in the season scheduled from 20 to 22 October, and brings with it the penultimate sprint race of the year.

The Circuit of the Americas, a track known for its challenging and exciting layout, will see drivers compete over a 56-lap track, totaling 5,513 kilometers in length and 308,405 kilometers of racing distance. The track has witnessed unforgettable moments and has earned its place as a favorite among fans and drivers.

in it Qatar Grand PrixChico Perez failed to score important points in his battle for the runner-up position, but hopes are still alive and all eyes are on the United States Grand Prix.

The Mexican driver is preparing to score decisive points in Austin and maintain his position in the race for drivers' runner-up (Mark Thompson/Getty Images)
The Mexican driver is preparing to score decisive points in Austin and maintain his position in the race for drivers’ runner-up (Mark Thompson/Getty Images)

For Mexican fans, the good news is that the schedule for the United States Grand Prix, which will be held at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, will go ahead conveniently, without the need for early mornings or late nights. Below, we provide you with the calendar and schedule so you don’t miss any details:

  • Free practice 1: Friday, October 20 at 11:30am – Live on Fox Sports and Fox Sports Premium as well as F1TV and Prime Video.
  • Eligible: Friday, October 20 at 3:00pm – Live on Fox Sports and Fox Sports Premium as well as F1TV and Prime Video.
  • Quick Penalty Kicks: Saturday, October 21 at 11:30 a.m. – Live on Fox Sports and Fox Sports Premium as well as F1TV and Prime Video.
  • Sprint: Saturday, October 21 at 4:00pm – Live on Fox Sports and Fox Sports Premium as well as F1TV and Prime Video.
  • Professional life: Sunday 22 October at 1pm – Live on Fox Sports, Fox Sports Premium and F1TV.
Drivers will challenge the 5,513-kilometre circuit at the United States Grand Prix, one of the favorite circuits of the season (Oracle Red Bull Racing)
Drivers will challenge the 5,513-kilometre circuit at the United States Grand Prix, one of the favorite circuits of the season (Oracle Red Bull Racing)

To guarantee a runner-up position for the drivers, Chico Perez must reach the podium on more than one occasion in the remaining races of the season.

However, the United States Grand Prix has not historically been the most popular track. So far, Chico has been on the podium in Austin only once, in 2021, while on other occasions he has had less positive results, including an eighth place and a fourth place in 2022 and a DNF in 2014.

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The Mexican driver is facing pressure to improve his record in Austin, especially after losing crucial points in 2022 by losing second place in the last race of the year.

The lap record at the Circuit of the Americas is held by Charles Leclerc, who clocked an impressive time in 2019 (Sergio Perez)
The lap record at the Circuit of the Americas is held by Charles Leclerc, who clocked an impressive time in 2019 (Sergio Perez)

Max Verstappen, who has already been crowned champion, is the favorite to win the United States Grand Prix. His dominance on the Americas circuit in 2022 cements his status as a major candidate. In addition, weather conditions are not expected to be a deciding factor, which increases your chances of winning.

However, pilots McLarenespecially Lando Norris They are a serious challenge and can fight for a place on the podium. In addition, Perez is also an important contender, but his performance will largely depend on his performance in the qualifiers, since regaining positions could be difficult.

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