This Saturday the classification of the Singapore Grand Prix will be run at the Urbano Marina Bay circuit, for the 17th day of Formula 1 2022.
This weekend the formula 1 resumes its activity and on Saturday the classification of the Singapore Grand Prixthe date 17 of World championship. Max Verstappen on his way to the title with solid performances and this time will seek to continue widening the gap.
What Max Verstappen needs to be F1 champion at the Singapore GP
After his victory in Monza, the Dutchman is increasingly determined to win the title for the second year in a row. Even this could happen this Sunday, although it is difficult. For it to be given, Verstappen would have to win the race and that his main Charles Leclerc would have to place 9th or worse would automatically award a new crown to the Dutchman.
F1 LIVE: which channel shows the Singapore GP on TV and how to watch ONLINE
The Singapore Grand Prix race can be seen live in Argentina by Fox Sports:
- Canales 25 (SD) and 106 (HD) from Cablevisión Digital, HD and Flow
- Canales 105 (SD) and 1605 (HD) by DirecTV
- Canales 101 (SD) and 1013 (HD) Telecentre
In turn, online via streaming, it will be available live at Star+. There are two simple ways to hire the service offered by Formula 1. Firstly, for 880 pesos per month and, the other option, is to acquire it annually in exchange for $8,800.
At the same time you can follow the classification of the Singapore GP, minute by minute, by TyCSports.com.
How is the Marina Bay Circuit of the Singapore GP
The Marina Bay Circuit is a street course that debuted in 2008 and hosted the first night race in the history of Formula 1. It has an extension of 5,063 km and is one of the most demanding on the calendar. It has 23 curves and it has the singularity that in turn 18 the pilots pass under a grandstand.
- First Grand Prize: 2008
- Length: 5.063
- Number of turns: 61
- Race distance: 308.706
- Curves: 23 (14 on the left; 9 on the right)
What time is qualifying for the Singapore GP, country by country
- Argentina: 10 hours
- Uruguay: 10 hours
- Brazil: 10 hours
- Chile: 09 hours
- Paraguay: 09 hours
- Bolivia: 09 hours
- Venezuela: 09 hours
- Mexico: 08 hours
- Ecuador: 08 hours
- Colombia: 08 hours
- Peru: 08 hours
F1 2022 calendar: the missing GPs
- 18 – Japan GP (October 7-9) – NEXT
- 19 – United States GP (Austin) (October 21-23)
- 20 – Mexican GP (October 28-30)
- 21 – Brazilian GP (November 11-13)
- 22 – Abu Dhabi GP (November 18-20)
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