Hosting the sprint qualifying format, the 14th round of the F1 season is held from September 10 to 12. How to see the Italian Grand Prix?
Monza and Silverstone are among the most iconic and historic circuits in the Formula 1. In this 2021 season, the Italian track and its British counterpart share another point in common: that of hosting the new “sprint qualifications” format. For the record, this is a 100 km race run on Saturday, at the end of which the winner officially takes pole position for the next day’s Grand Prix, the starting grid for this short race being established by a traditional qualifying session held on Friday. Less than two months after being experienced at Silverstone, this qualification format is therefore tested again, on the fast track of Monza. This 100 km run means that there will be 18 laps to go in the Temple of Speed (or 30 minutes maximum).
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Departure at 3 p.m. on Canal +
It is the result of this Saturday race which is used to define the starting grid of the “real” race, that of Sunday, contested over more than 305 km. the Italian Grand Prix ran to Monza is played on 53 laps of a 5.793 km long circuit. The latest edition, won by the French Pierre Gasly (AlphaTauri), is remembered. A year later, the Italian GP concludes a triptych started in Belgium and continued in the Netherlands. Victorious of these two meetings, Max Verstappen (Red Bull) took over the championship at Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes), for only three points. Friday September 10, in Monza, the first free practice session is broadcast on Canal + Sport, as well as the qualifications, at 6 p.m. Saturday, you have to switch to Canal + Décalé for the Free 2, then to Canal + for the famous sprint qualifications, at 4:30 p.m.. It is also on Canal+ that the Italian Grand Prix, Sunday, with a start given at 15 hours. In addition, the official discipline service, F1 TV Pro, is available in France at a price of 64.99 euros for one year, or 7.99 euros for a month.
Friday, September 10, 2021
- 00h00 – On Board F1 (Canal+Sport)
- 2:10 p.m. – DIRECT F1 Free practice 1 (Canal + Sport)
- 16h40 – DIRECT F2 Qualifications (Canal+Sport)
- 17h40 – DIRECT F1 Qualifications (Canal+Sport)
Saturday September 11, 2021
- 08h45 – DIRECT F2 Course 1 (Canal+Sport)
- 11:40 am – DIRECT F1 Free practice 2 (Canal + Décalé)
- 4:15 p.m. – DIRECT F1 Qualifications / Race Sprint (Canal + in France / Tip! K in Belgium / RTS in Switzerland)
- 5:20 p.m. – DIRECT F2 Course 2 (Canal + Décalé)
- 6.15 p.m. – DIRECT Porsche Super Cup Course 1 (Canal + Décalé)
Sunday September 12, 2021
- 12:05 am – Replay F1 Qualifications / Race Sprint (Canal + Sport)
- 10h20 – DIRECT F2 Course 3 (Canal+Sport)
- 2:00 p.m. – DIRECT F1 La Grille (Canal + Décalé)
- 2:55 p.m. – DIRECT F1 GP of ITALY (Canal + in France / Tip! K in Belgium / RTS in Switzerland)
- 4:55 p.m. – DIRECT Formula One, the debrief (Canal +)
- 5:20 p.m. – DIRECT Porsche Super Cup Course 2 (Canal + Décalé)
- 7:45 p.m. – Italian F1 GP replay (Canal + Sport)
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
- 2:45 p.m. – Italian F1 GP replay (Canal + Sport)
- 4:45 p.m. – Formula One replay, the debrief (Canal + Sport)
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