GP of Spain 2016: TV program
The first European Grand Prix of the year takes place in Spain. To make sure you don't miss any of the action, casinoenligne.uk.com brings you the TV program on a platter.
The Old Continent will see the return of Formula 1 this weekend with the traditional Spanish Grand Prix on the Barcelona track.
With two national drivers on the grid, Spain will have plenty to follow. Fernando Alonso’s recent feat in his McLaren in Russia is likely to give him a boost when facing the race. Additionally, Carlos Sainz will also be eager to beat his new teammate, Daniil Kvyat, who has been demoted by Red Bull to its sister team Toro Rosso. The Russian will have a lot to prove.
For the championship, the ambitions will be quite different. Nico Rosberg, who is leading the standings, will want to consolidate his lead, while Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel will want to shake off the bad luck that has been following them since the beginning of the year. And what if Kimi Räikkönen takes advantage of these exceptional circumstances to make a big move?
In France, Canal+ being the official broadcaster of Formula 1, you will need to subscribe to the encrypted channel to follow the race and other Formula 1 broadcasts and reruns. This is not the case in Switzerland or Belgium since the RTS and RTBF groups handle the broadcasts.
Don’t have a subscription to Canal +? That’s not a problem. Indeed, just like last year, the casinoenligne.uk.com editorial team is rallying to offer you live commentary during the Grand Prix qualifying sessions, as well as during the race.
