The Formula 1 season 2022 is nearing its end. Can someone cut his domain champions Max Verstappen and Red Bull before this happened? the team won the last nine matches and the Dutch driver has been the winner in eight of those Grands Prix, but in Brazil his rivals will try to climb to the top of the podium.

Interlagos will be the scene of the penultimate race of the year, in a special Grand Prix because it will have the using the sprint format as happened last year, while Czech Pérez and Charles Leclerc are fighting for the runners-up championship and the teams behind Red Bull are looking to score points to finish the year in the best possible position.

Then its preview, keys and all information Brazilian Grand Prix 2022.

Itineraries | How to watch on TV and stream | Features, records and winners | Three stories that follow | predictions

Brazilian Grand Prix 2022 Schedules

How and where to watch the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix

The platform that owns the TV rights to F1 in Spain, DAZN, will broadcast everything that happens at the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix, which will include the three free practice sessions, qualifying and the race. In addition, Movistar’s DAZN F1 channel will also be able to watch the competition live and on demand.

The network that will broadcast Formula 1 in Mexico will be Fox Sports Y Fox Sports Premiumwhich will allow you to see everything happening in Interlagos on the weekend of November 11 to 13.

In USA, his signs ESPN and ESPN 2 They will broadcast all the events that take place at the Brazilian circuit.

As Argentina Y Latin America will be Star+ who is streaming this match, as well as the standings and other events in Brazil live. In Argentina, moreover, it will be possible to see Fox Sports.

Brazilian Grand Prix 2022: features, winners and records

• Circuit Length: 4,309 kilometers
• rounds: 71 (305,879 km)
• circuit registration: Lewis Hamilton in 2018, 1m08s280
• Fastest race lap: Valtteri Bottas in 2018, 1m10s540
• Driver with the most wins: Alain Prost with 6
• Team with the most wins: McLaren with 12
• last pole position: Valtteri Bottas in 2021
• last victory: Lewis Hamilton in 2021

Three stories to follow at the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix

Checo and Leclerc continue the head-up for second place

Max Verstappen clearly dominated the 2022 Formula 1 season: for now won 14 of 20 matches which were contested. Faced with such superiority of the champion, the other pilots must fight to be the best of the rest. And in between Czech Pérez and Charles Leclerc are that controversy.

The Mexican won one less race than the Ferrari man and took eight fewer pole positions, but he has performed better in recent races and outscored Leclerc in the race, with 280 points to 275 in a race for second that is strong. , although difficult, to settle in Brazil. George Russell, fourth with 231 points, has nothing but mathematical possibilities.

Eyes on the sprint

For the sixth time Formula 1 will use the Sprint race format on Saturday, moving into the rankings for Friday, with fewer practices and more points at stake. Next year the calendar will have six sprint Grands Prix, so this final test will be interesting ahead of what will be more dominance next season than the almost anecdotal part that counted in 2021 and 2022.

for now only Max Verstappen (winner of the first in 2021 and both in 2022) and Valtteri Botas (winner of last two in 2022) prevailed in these short matches, which in Interlagos they already gave a good act last year with Carlos Sainz climbing from fifth to third and Lewis Hamilton advancing from twentieth to tenth in the middle of the championship standings.

The chance of rain

Many times the rain was the protagonist of the Brazilian Grand Prix during Sunday’s race and this could be another version of those passages through the water: it is difficult to predict the weather in Sao Paulo much in advance, but there is a high chance of rain for friday and showers are expected to fall on sunday afternoon as well.

Brazil Grand Prix 2022 Predictions