Sergio Pérez will have a new opportunity this Sunday to break his poor run in the 2024 season. He will try to do so at the Hungarian Grand Prix, where he will need to score points.
The Mexican driver had a difficult qualifying session in Budapest, so he will face a long race if he wants to aspire to the top 10 or even return to the podium, as he did at the Chinese Grand Prix.
What time is Checo Pérez’s race at the Hungarian GP TODAY?
The Hungarian Grand Prix race will take place this Sunday, July 21 at the Hungaroring, where the lights will go out at 7:00 a.m. Central Mexico Time to start the race.
Where to watch the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix LIVE?
The Hungarian Grand Prix race will be broadcast on cable television via Fox Sports, Fox Sports 3, and Fox Sports Premium.
Similarly, the streaming platform BE TV will also broadcast the penultimate event of the season before the summer break.
Where will Checo Pérez start at the Hungarian GP TODAY?
Pérez has been unable to overcome the complications he has faced in qualifying and in the Hungarian Grand Prix session. He suffered a crash that prevented him from continuing in Q1, leaving him at the back of the starting grid.
The Mexican will start in 16th place in the race, so he will need to climb positions if he wants to score points and regain some ground in the drivers’ and constructors’ championships for Red Bull.
Lando Norris won the pole position for the race, followed by his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen, the Red Bulls driver.
Hungarian Grand Prix Odds – Race Predictions
The betting house Caliente.mx lists Lando Norris as the favorite driver to win the Hungarian Grand Prix, while Checo Pérez occupies ninth place in the Formula 1 odds.
Lando Norris -163
Max Verstappen +200
Oscar Piastri +600
Checo Perez +15000
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What time is Checo Pérez’s race at the Hungarian GP TODAY?
The Hungarian Grand Prix race will take place this Sunday, July 21 at the Hungaroring, where the lights will go out at 7:00 a.m. Central Mexico Time to make way for single-seater cars.
Where to watch the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix LIVE?
The actions of the Hungarian Grand Prix race will be broadcast via Fox Sports, Fox Sports 3 y Fox Sports Premium, on cable television.
Similarly, the streaming platform BE TV will also have on its screen the signal of the penultimate event of the season before the summer break.
Where will Checo Pérez start at the Hungarian GP TODAY?
Czech Pérez has not been able to overcome the complications he has had in qualifying and in the Hungarian Grand Prix session. He suffered a crash that prevented him from continuing in Q1, so he remains at the back of the starting grid.
The Mexican will start in 16th place in the race, so he will have to climb positions if he wants to score points in order to regain some ground in the drivers’ and constructors’ championships for Red Bull.
Lando Norris was the one who won the pole position for the race, followed by his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen, driver of the Red Bulls.
Hungarian Grand Prix Odds – Race Predictions
The betting house Caliente.mx shows Lando Norris as the favourite driver to win the Hungarian Grand Prix, while Checo Pérez occupies ninth place in the Formula 1 odds.
| Driver | Odds |
|---|---|
| Lando Norris | -163 |
| Max Verstappen | +200 |
| Oscar Piastri | +600 |
| Czech Perez | +15000 |
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