United States Grand Prix: The TV schedule and times

Known particularly for its first hairpin turn ending a 500-meter uphill straight, the Circuit of the Americas has won the hearts of fans and drivers. The slow turns and numerous changes of direction promise a fierce battle and make the track particularly technical. It is also the fifth of the six Sprint weekends of the season, with the last one taking place in Brazil, in two weeks.

Now thrice crowned world champion, Max Verstappen should still be able to shine this weekend and, perhaps, win his 15th Grand Prix of the season. For the rest of the grid, the winding nature of the American track could well put Mercedes and McLaren in difficulty. Fernando Alonso, less dazzling than at the start of the year, Ferrari or even Alpine could therefore pull their weight to play at the top of the ranking.

At European time, you will have to stay up late to follow the performances of all these beautiful people. If the Grand Prix on Sunday will be held at 9pm (Paris time), the Sprint race will start, at midnight on Saturday night.

The TV program and schedules in France

The TV schedule and times in Belgium

The TV schedule and times in Switzerland