Libres F1, GP de Miami: horario y dónde ver la Fórmula 1 en televisión y 'online'
Estados Unidos coge el testigo de China y este fin de semana celebra el GP de Miami. La sexta carrera del Mundial de Fórmula 1 comienza con Max Verstappen como líder de la clasificación. El vigente campeón sumó una nueva victoria en la anterior cita del calendario 2024 y se sitúa 20 puntos por encima de Checo Pérez.
En cuanto a los pilotos españoles, Carlos Sainz se mantiene en cuarta posición tras quedar quinto en la pasada carrera y Fernando Alonso ocupa el octavo lugar de la tabla. El GP de Miami es una oportunidad para que Ferrari recorte la distancia con Red Bull, aunque McLaren intentará repetir el buen resultado en el circuito de Shanghái.
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El circuito de Miami recibirá a los competidores el viernes, 3 de mayo, día que son los Libres 1. El sábado se llevará a cabo la carrera al esprint y el domingo por la noche tendrá lugar la carrera del GP de Miami.
Horario y dónde ver los libres del GP de Miami
Al igual que en China, en el Gran Premio de Miami solo hay programada una tanda de entrenamientos libres debido a la disputa de la carrera al esprint, que determinará la clasificación el mismo día. Los libres y la composición de la parrilla para la carrera reducida serán el viernes 3 de mayo.
Los seguidores de la F1 podrán ver los Libres 1 por televisión a través de DAZN. Desde El Confidencial también podrás seguir toda la información y los detalles de lo que vaya sucediendo en Miami durante el fin de semana.
¿Cuándo son los libres y la clasificación para la carrera al esprint del Gran Premio de Miami 2024?
Libres 1: viernes, 3 de mayo, a las 18:30 horasClasificación para la carrera al esprint: viernes, 3 de mayo, a las 22:30 horas.Dónde se rueda: Circuito de Miami (Estados Unidos)Dónde ver los entrenamientos libres y la clasificación: DAZN
En 2023, Alonso logró subirse al podio en el GP de Miami. El asturiano se hizo con la tercera posición, lo que desató la locura entre los seguidores españoles. Verstappen fue el primero en cruzar la meta, seguido de Checo Pérez.
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