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What time is F1 Brazil GP? TV channel, where to watch it online, schedule for practice and qualifying race

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It's almost time for the 2023 Brazilian Grand Prix, with the third-last race on the F1 calendar coming up this weekend.

Time is running out for the drivers and teams who hoped to secure at least one trip to the top step of the podium, making the 2023 F1 Brazil GP an extra important one.

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For example, Mercedes are returning to Interlagos aiming to break their year-long victory drought in Formula 1, as the last Grand Prix win for Mercedes was at this venue, with George Russell claiming his maiden F1 victory.

Despite the optimism within Mercedes, Red Bull's Max Verstappen has been on a dominant run. Verstappen secured his 16th win of the season in Mexico, breaking his previous record and equaling Alain Prost's 51 F1 victories.

Verstappen is the favorite to win again in Brazil, which would place him fourth in the all-time F1 wins list and just one victory away from matching Sebastian Vettel's career total of 53.

What day is the Formula 1 Brazil Grand Prix?

The Formula 1 Brazil Grand Prix race will take place on Sunday, November 5, but there are some exciting qualifying and sprint sessions to come before that.

Where is the Formula 1 Brazil Grand Prix?

The F1 Grand Prix will take place at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace in Interlagos, Sao Paulo.

There will be a special feeling in the air at the 2023 F1 Brazil GP, as Interlagos is celebrating 50 years since hosting the first Brazilian Grand Prix.

What time do the different F1 Brazil Grand Prix events start?

The schedule for the Grand Prix weekend in Brazil includes various events.

On Friday, November 3, there will be Practice 1 from 10:30 ET to 11:30 ET, followed by Qualifying from 14:00 ET to 15:00 ET.

The following day, Saturday, November 4, the Sprint Shootout will take place from 10:00 ET to 10:44 ET, and the Sprint Race is scheduled from 14:30 ET to 15:30 ET.

Finally, the main 2023 F1 Brazil GP race will take place on Sunday, November 5, at 12:00 ET.

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