Ferrari dreams of a new Melbourne
F1 is preparing to make a stop in the United States for the first time – of the three scheduled – in 2024 for the Miami Grand Prix. There Ferrari in Florida it will show off a celebratory livery and will run branded with the new title sponsor HP (Hewlett-Packard).
In the previous two editions it was Max Verstappen, beating the Ferraris in 2022 and with an inexorable comeback a year ago by starting from the center of the group. The Red Bull driver has so far obtained five consecutive pole positions in 2024, but according to Helmut Marko it will not be easy to continue in a row in Miami. Ferrari hopes to make up for the dull weekend in China on a track with similar characteristics to Albert Park in Melbourne where the SF-24s achieved a double (Carlos Sainz has in fact indicated Miami, Monaco, Monza and Singapore as the four tracks on which Ferrari can beat Red Bull).
The event will be broadcast live in full on Sky Sports F1on TV8 the Sprint starting on Saturday at 6.00 pm will be broadcast live, a session that will be preceded by the deferred broadcast of the Sprint Qualifying scheduled for Friday at 10.30 pm (live on Sky). On TV8 Qualifying and the race will be broadcast deferred at 11.30pm. On FormulaPassion.it you will find the live written of all the sessions. Below i details of the programming and characteristics of the Miami circuit.
GP Miami 2024: TV schedule and session times
Friday 3 May
6.30pm Free Practice (Sky Sport F1, live written on FormulaPassion.it)
10.30pm Sprint qualifying (Sky Sport F1, live written on FormulaPassion.it)
Saturday 4 May
6.00pm Sprint (Sky Sport F1 and TV8, live written on FormulaPassion.it)
10.00pm Qualifying (Sky Sport F1, live written on FormulaPassion.itpostponed on TV8 at 11.30pm)
Sunday 5 May
10.00pm Race (Sky Sport F1, live written on FormulaPassion.itpostponed on TV8 at 11.30pm)
The characteristics of the Miami circuit
Length: 5,412 km
Curves: 19 (7 right and 12 left)
DRS zones: 3
Race distance: 57 laps (308,370 km), Sprint will be 19 laps
Record lap in the race: 1'29″708 (Max Verstappen with Red Bull in 2023)
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