Formula 1 is back. The World Championship continues this weekend with the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring circuit in Budapest. The thirteenth stage follows Lewis Hamilton’s home win at Silverstone, where Max Verstappen took second place and Lando Norris finished third.
The Hungarian Grand Prix is the penultimate race before the summer break. After this, the drivers will contest another race the following week, travelling to the Belgian GP and then stopping until the end of August. A month’s break.
Formula 1 World Championship Rankings
Verstappen, who is looking to repeat his victory in Hungary as he did last year, remains comfortably ahead, with 255 points to Norris’ 171. Behind him is Ferrari’s leader, Charles Leclerc, 21 points behind. Spaniards Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso occupy fourth and ninth place respectively.
Hungarian GP timetable
Friday, July 19:
- Free Practice 1: 13.30 -14.30
- Free Practice 2: 17.00 -18.00
Saturday, July 20:
- Free Practice 3: 12.30 -13.30
- Classification: 16.00-17.00
Sunday, July 21:
Where to watch the Hungarian Grand Prix
All sessions of the Hungarian Grand Prix can be followed through the streaming platform DAZN, which has the broadcasting rights for Formula 1 in Spain. The DAZN signal is also broadcast through Movistar Plus via the DAZN F1 channel (channel 69).
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