F1 Race Today: Brazilian GP Start Time, TV Channel, and Free Live Stream
The main event at this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix begins today, Sunday, November 9, as the F1 title battle continues to lean in [translate: Lando Norris]' favor with only four rounds remaining.
An eventful weekend in São Paulo saw Norris increase his championship lead over [translate: Oscar Piastri] to nine points after the British driver won the sprint race, in which his teammate crashed out. Norris also enters Sunday's race ahead of Piastri and fellow contender [translate: Max Verstappen].
The McLaren star secured pole position alongside Mercedes rookie [translate: Kimi Antonelli], while Piastri qualified only in fourth and will start from the second row. Verstappen faces a tough challenge starting from P16 after his first Q1 exit since Sochi 2021.
The reigning champion, who won last year's Brazilian GP from P17, has voiced concerns about his RB21's setup throughout the weekend.
With just four grands prix and one final sprint remaining to decide the drivers' championship, every moment of on-track action is crucial.
Race Details and Broadcast Times
The second race of the Brazilian GP weekend takes place today, Sunday, November 9, at 2 PM local time (BRT). Below are the start times converted to various local zones.
Author's summary: The Brazilian Grand Prix kicks off with key title contenders poised for battle, promising intense F1 action as the championship nears its climax.
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