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<\/p>\nFormula 1 is in Brazil for a crucial Sprint weekend at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix as the title race heats up with four rounds to go.<\/p>\n
Lando Norris leads the Drivers’ Championship for the first time since April after a dominant victory last time out in Mexico City while Oscar Piastri continued to struggle.<\/p>\n
Piastri is only one point behind his team-mate though and Max Verstappen is still in the title battle at 36 points adrift of championship leader Norris.<\/p>\n
Interlagos has a history of title-defining moments and this weekend could see more drama, given the numerous twists in the championship this year.<\/p>\n
The last Sprint weekend in Austin saw Ferrari enjoy their best team result of the season as Charles Leclerc was third and Lewis Hamilton took fourth.<\/p>\n
Hamilton, who famously came through the field to win the 2021 Sao Paulo Grand Prix is still looking for a first Ferrari podium.<\/p>\n
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Relive how the F1 season has gone so far, with McLaren team-mates Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris separated by just one points heading into the Sao Paulo GP<\/p>\n
There will be huge support for Sauber’s Gabriel Bortoleto in the rookie driver’s first home outing, which comes after he scored more points in Mexico.<\/p>\n
Bortoleto was born and raised in Sao Paulo, so it promises to be a memorable weekend for the 21-year-old.<\/p>\n
Sao Paulo GP track – Interlagos<\/p>\n
Each of the 15 turns around the 2.677-mile Interlagos Circuit has a quirk with plenty of undulation and big overtaking opportunities at the Senna S at Turn 1 or down to Turn 4.<\/p>\n
The middle sector is largely slow and twisty before a long blast up the hill after the final braking zone at Juancao (Turn 12) where Hamilton dramatically overtook Toyota’s Timo Glock on the last lap of the 2008 season-finale to become world champion.<\/p>\n
Sao Paulo GP weather at Interlagos<\/p>\n
Sao Paulo is known for it’s thunderous conditions and rain will almost certainly be a factor at some point this weekend with rain currently predicted for all three days.<\/p>\n
Last year’s event saw Qualifying moved to Sunday morning and the race itself shifted to earlier in the day due to torrential rain.<\/p>\n
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Martin Brundle discusses the F1 title protagonists ahead of the Sao Paulo GP<\/p>\n
Sao Paulo GP dates, UK start time and Sky Sports F1’s live schedule – Practice, Sprint Qualifying, Sprint, Qualifying and Race<\/p>\n
Thursday November 6
4pm: Drivers’ Press Conference<\/p>\n
Friday November 7
2pm: Sao Paulo GP Practice (session starts at 2.30pm)*
4.30pm: Team Principals’ Press Conference
6pm: Sao Paulo GP Sprint Qualifying (session starts at 6.30pm)*<\/p>\n
Saturday November 8
1pm: Sao Paulo GP Sprint build-up
2pm: SAO PAULO GP SPRINT*
3.30pm: Ted’s Sprint Notebook
5pm: Sao Paulo GP Qualifying build-up
6pm: SAO PAULO GP QUALIFYING
8pm: Ted’s Qualifying Notebook<\/p>\n
Sunday November 9
3.30pm: Grand Prix Sunday: Sao Paulo GP build-up
5pm: THE SAO PAULO GRAND PRIX
7pm: Chequered Flag: Sao Paulo GP reaction
8pm: Ted’s Notebook<\/p>\n
*also on Sky Sports Main Event<\/p>\n
How to watch or stream the Sao Paulo Grand Prix in the UK and Ireland<\/p>\n
Got Sky?<\/p>\n
TV: Sky Customers can watch on Sky Sports F1 from the first and only practice session on Friday afternoon to the Sao Paulo Grand Prix itself on Sunday, November 9 at 5pm<\/p>\n
App: Sky Customers can also watch on the Sky Sports app<\/a> – with the option to go onboard with any driver!<\/p>\n Not got Sky?<\/p>\n Stream: Non-Sky Customers can stream the action with a NOW Day or a cancel-anytime Month pass<\/a><\/p>\n Live blog: Anyone on the move can follow live coverage of the race weekend through our dedicated F1 blog<\/a><\/p>\n FREE Highlights: Watch F1 highlights shortly after the chequered flag on the Sky Sports app<\/a><\/p>\n How to watch the Sao Paulo GP on mobile with the Sky Sports app<\/p>\n Sky Sports Subscribers can:<\/p>\n Download or open the Sky Sports app<\/a>Head to the ‘Watch’ section at 3.30pm for build-up on Sunday, ahead of lights out at 5pmTap on the Sky Sports F1 or Sky Sports Main Event channelSign in with your Sky iD (*you’ll only need to do this once)<\/p>\n *Sky iD help: How to find or create your Sky iD<\/a><\/p>\n What is NOW?<\/p>\n NOW is an instant streaming service offering access to all 12 Sky Sports channels, every Sky Sports+ stream, and much more.<\/p>\n It’s an app, so customers can sign up and stream instantly across over 60 devices<\/a>. It offers contract-free membership options, so customers can cancel anytime!<\/p>\n You can choose between a Month or Day Membership. See the latest NOW membership prices.<\/a><\/p>\n