British GP: TV program
Formula 1 returns to the land of its birth, at Silverstone in Great Britain. To make sure you don't miss any of the action, casinoenligne.uk.com brings you the TV program on a platter.
With the troubles of the last lap and the collision between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg during the Austrian Grand Prix last weekend, Mercedes has been at the center of all discussions this week.
The rivalry between the two men is at its peak, and if Hamilton was booed on the podium at the Red Bull Ring, this weekend the crowd will be fully supportive of him. The Brit, often comfortable on the Silverstone track, will want to drive the point home and perhaps take the lead in the world championship standings for the first time this season.
Behind the two untouchable silver arrows, the competition lacks pace and consistency, much like the Ferraris that are squandering their best chances for victories and podiums. Sebastian Vettel had to retire in Austria after his tire blew out at the beginning of the race, and a poor strategy under the safety car regime prevented Kimi Räikkönen from finishing better than 3rd.
Meanwhile, drivers like Max Verstappen or Sergio Pérez are taking the opportunity to get noticed. The Force India cars, very fast on this type of circuit, could once again create a surprise, just like the Williams, who missed out on their race in Austria.
In France, Canal+ is the official broadcaster of Formula 1, so you will need to be subscribed to the encrypted channel to be able to watch the race and other broadcasts and replays of Formula 1. This is not the case in Switzerland or Belgium, as the RTS and RTBF groups handle the broadcasts.
Don’t have a subscription to Canal+? That’s not a problem. Indeed, like last year, the casinoenligne.uk.com editorial team is mobilizing to offer you live commentary, during the Grand Prix qualifying sessions, as well as during the race.
