F1 World 2019 - Australian Grand Prix Melbourne: TV Programs on Sky and TV8 - Formula 1

F1 World 2019 - Australian Grand Prix Melbourne: TV Programs on Sky and TV8 - Formula 1

Television programs (live on Sky and pre-recorded on TV8) Australian Grand Prix Melbourne, 1st round of the 2019 FXNUMX World Cup

Il F1 world 2019 opens from Australian Grand Prix: the first world race - scheduled at the circuit Melbourne - will be broadcast on guide su Sky и deferred su TV8 (below you will find TV time).

All fans are curious to know Mercedes will still be a car to be beaten, or vice versa Ferrari it will prove to be the fastest, as in the pre-season tests.

F1 2019 Australian Grand Prix: what to expect

scheme Melbourne – headquarters Australian Grand Prix – Supports the fastest single-seat cars around corners. Up to a certain point, it is important to have a good qualification, only from 2012 to the present. Lewis Hamilton in 2015, he was able to cross the finish line in front of everyone, starting from pole position.

Below you will find calendar of The Grand Prixthen TV time su Sky e TV8 and our forecast.

F1 2019 - Melbourne, calendar and TV programs on Sky and TV8

Friday March 15 2018

02: 00-03: 30 Free Practice 1 (Live on Sky Sport F1)

06: 00-07: 30 Free Practice 2 (Live on Sky Sport F1)

Saturday 16 March 2018

04: 00-05: 00 Free Practice 3 (Live on Sky Sport F1)

07: 00-08: 00 Qualifying (live on Sky Sport F1, delay at 14:00 on TV8)

Sunday 17 March 2018

06:10 Race (live on Sky Sport F1, delayed at 14:00 on TV8)

F1 - Australian Grand Prix Numbers

CHAIN ​​LENGTH: 5.303 m

LAPS: 58

RECORD IN PROVA: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes F1 W09 EQ Power+) – 1'21” 164 – 2018

RECORD IN GARA: Michael Schumacher (Ferrari F2004) - 1'24” 125 - 2004

DISTANCE RECORD: Michael Schumacher (Ferrari F2004) - 1h24'15 "757 - 2004

F1 - Prediction for the 2019 Australian Grand Prix

1 ° Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)

Lewis Hamilton not favorite Australian Grand Prix but drive alone Mercedes which in preseason tests turned out to be more reliable (albeit less fast) than Ferrari.

Last year, he finished the season 12 in a row in the Top 5 (with XNUMX podiums), while Melbourne The reigning world champion boasts seven pole positions (5 in the last five years), 2 wins and 8 overall podiums (4 in the last four years).

2nd Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari)

Sebastian Vettel this is a favorite Australian Grand Prix according to bookmakers: he took home the last two issues of the race Melbourne (3 total successes), four podiums in the last 4 years (six in total) and three pole positions.

Everything will depend on the state of its form. Ferrari and his moral: we're talking about a rider who hasn't won a Grand Prix in over six months ...

3 ° Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

Max Verstappen don't like it very muchAustralia: To Melbourne he took a pitiful fifth place as the best place in his career.

The Dutch driver finished off the 2018 FIFA World Cup excellently with a streak of five podiums in a row: it will be necessary to see if the new Honda engine it will be as fast and reliable as the old TAG Heuer (Renault).

Watch: Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes)

Valtteri Bottas need to redeem a disappointing 2018 with no wins: continuity – 12 consecutive “top five” places – served to Mercedes to win the Constructors title, but it takes more evil in 2019.

Precedents in Australian Grand Prix Finnish driver? Third place.

Next command: Mercedes

La Mercedes he always had excellent qualifications Melbourne (five pole positions in a row), but the last success in Australia dates back to 2016.

Duel with Ferrari he's going to be tense: from what we've seen in tests in Barcelona, ​​Red looks faster, but the Star's reliability is on his side.

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