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This weekend, the adrenaline of Formula 1 you will live twice as long in the Miami Grand Prix 2024 because there will not be one, but two races in which all the drivers, including the Mexican ‘Checo’ Pérezthey will be able to add more points in the championship with the sprint.
The second short race of the season will take place in the Miami International Autodromewhere ‘Checo’ will seek first place and the eight points awarded to the winner in order to close the gap with his teammate and current world champion, Max Verstappen.
During the first day of activities, the classification for the sprint race which left Red Bull with good results, since its drivers will start in first and third position in the Grille outputwhich also had pleasant surprises.
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Starting grid for the sprint race at the 2024 Miami GP: Where will ‘Checo’ Pérez start?
This May 3, the qualy for the sprint racewhich lasted less than the normal classification, and in this there were some surprises, such as the return of Daniel Ricciardo, RB driver, to the first five places.
The Australian will accompany ‘Czech’ on the second line of the starting grid, since the Mexican achieved the third fastest time during the three rounds. The complete list is as follows:
- Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.
- Charles Leclerc, of Ferrari.
- Sergio Perezfrom Red Bull.
- Daniel Ricciardo, from RB.
- Carlos Sainz Jr., from Ferrari.
- Oscar Piastri, from McLaren.
- Lance Stroll, of Aston, Martin.
- Fernando Alonso, from Aston Martin.
- McLaren’s Lando Norris.
- Nico Hulkenberg, Haas.
- George Russell, Mercedes.
- Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton.
- Esteban Ocon, from Alpine.
- Kevin Magnussen, Haas.
- Yuki Tsunoda, from RB.
- Pierre Gasly, from Alpine.
- Kick Sauber’s Zhou Guanyu.
- Valtteri Bottas, from Kick Sauber.
- Logan Sargent, of Williams.
- Alexander, Albon, by Williams.
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Qualy Sprint, Miami Grand Prix 2024: How did ‘Checo’ do in F1 qualifying?
This Friday there was only one free practice sessionsince then the classification for the sprint race was carried out, where ‘Checo’ started on the left foot but little by little improved his times until reaching third position.
After SQ1, the representative of Mexico finished in ninth place with a time of 1:28.681, which he improved towards SQ2 and SQ3.
His best time was in the third round classification with 1:27.876, although the highest position obtained was in SQ2, as he had the second best time only behind Lando Norris.
The three rounds of the qualy were carried out without major problems but with pleasant surprises, since the Australian Daniel Ricciardo He made the best fourth time with 1:28.044, after being eliminated on other occasions even from Q1.
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Date and time F1 in Mexico: When and what time is the sprint race, Miami GP 2024 TODAY?
The 2024 Miami GP is taking place this weekend from May 3 to 5and today, which is the second day of activities, there will be a lot of excitement, glamor and even celebrities who go to see the race in it Miami International Autodrome.
The sprint session This May 4th will award up to 8 points for first place. Unlike normal races, in this one only the first 8 count and over a considerably shorter distance, making it more interesting for fans.
In addition to the race sprint, this Saturday will be the qualification for Sunday’s race. The schedules of activities that the Miami GP will have today are:
- Sprint Race: Saturday, May 4 at 10:00 a.m.
- Classification: Saturday, May 4 at 2:00 p.m.
Remember that these schedules are published in Central Mexico timeso they may vary depending on the region you are in.
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Formula 1 live broadcast 2024: Where can I watch the Miami GP sprint from Mexico?
Both the sprint race and the other activities that will take place this weekend in the ‘Great Circus‘You can follow them through some streaming channels and cable television. Unfortunately, they do not show Formula 1 on open TV.
The places where you can see all F1 in Mexico not just this weekend, but the entire season, they are:
- Fox Sports.
- FOX Sports 3.
- FOX Sports Premium.
- F1 TV.
How many sprint races are there in F1 2024?
The sprint races in F1 have achieved great popularity since they began to be used in 2021. Since then, the number of these competitions has increased, which have a different format to that of normal races.
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This season, the number of sprint races remains as in the past: there will be six short competitions in F1 this 2024. The sprint racing calendar It is made up as follows:
- Chinese GP-Shanghai: April 19 to 21.
- Miami GP: May 3 to 5.
- Austrian GP – Spielberg: June 28 to 30.
- United States GP – Austin: October 18 to 20.
- Brazilian GP – São Paulo: November 1 to 3.
- Qatar GP – Lusail: November 29 to December 1.
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