What time are the F1 qualifiers in Mexico today and how to watch them




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This Saturday, at the Autodromo de los Hermanos Rodríguez, F1 will play the penultimate qualifier of the 2022 season, the fight for pole position on Mexican Grand Prix, which will be in the early afternoon in Latin America and at night in Spain.

In Mexico City, they welcomed Formula 1 with open arms and, above all, their local hero, Sergio Pérez who starts as one of the big favorites to take what would be his first win at his home race. Although both titles have already been decided, behind them are open battles that will experience a new chapter this time Saturday, October 29, 2022.

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What time is the 2022 Mexican Grand Prix F1 classification today?

  • Day: Today, Saturday, 29 October 2022
  • What time is the 2022 Mexico F1 Grand Prix classification in Spain today?: at 10:00 p.m
  • What time is it today for the 2022 Mexican GP F1 classification in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama: at 3:00 p.m
  • What time is the 2022 Mexico F1 Grand Prix classification today in Venezuela and Bolivia: at 4:00 p.m
  • What time is today the 2022 Mexico F1 Grand Prix classification in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Chile: at 5:00 p.m
Full schedule of the Mexican GP:

Before qualifying, the single-seaters will take to the track a few hours before for the third and final free practice (FP3) of the 2022 Mexican Formula 1 Grand Prix. That FP3 on Saturday will be at 19:00 in Spain, 12:00 in Mexico, Colombia , Panama, Ecuador and Peru, at 1:00 pm in Venezuela and Bolivia, and at 2:00 pm in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Chile.

The classificationas stated above, will begin at 10:00 am (Spanish Peninsular Time), later than usual due to the time difference between Mexico City and Spain. In Latin America, the fastest weekend session will have a more comfortable schedule and will be able to enjoy the schedule that Europeans usually enjoy during the rest of the year.

The classification will be divided into three rounds, an 18-minute Q1 in which the first five eliminated are eliminated, a 15-minute Q2 with five more eliminated and finally the last and definitive Q3, where the 10 fastest fight for pole position.

Where you can see the F1 2022 classification in the 2022 F1 Mexican GP today:

  • Where to see Saturday’s F1 classification in Mexico Spain today: DAZN F1
  • Where to see saturday’s f1 classification in mexico in mexico today: FOX Sports México
  • Where to see Saturday’s F1 Mexico classification in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama today: STAR Action/ESPN
  • Where to see Saturday’s F1 classification in Mexico Venezuela and Bolivia today: STAR Action/ESPN
  • Where to see Saturday’s F1 Mexico classification in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay today: STAR Action, FOX Sports on ESPN
  • Where to see Saturday’s F1 classification in Mexico Chile today: STAR Action/FOX Sports

In Spain and legally, the qualifying session can only be seen by road DAZN F1payment 12.99 euros monthly or 129.99 euros per year in the cheapest mode, although you can enjoy the same content if you rent the Movistar+ motor package.

We also remind you that through our website (Motorsport.com) or our free APP [enlace en en el banner inferior] You will be able to find out about everything that is happening during the weekend at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez.

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Which F1 drivers won pole position at the Mexican GP at Hermanos Rodríguez?

Jim Clark won the first three Formula 1 pole positions in Mexico City, although he managed to convert only one of them into a victory. After the Briton, many other drivers took pole position in Mexico, but none reached his top four overall.

Of the active drivers, five drivers have shared pole positions for the past five seasons (with the exception of 2020, which was not held due to COVID-19): Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Daniel Ricciardo, Charles Leclerc and Valtteri Bottas.

Will one of them repeat in 2022 or will Max Verstappen, Sergio Pérez or Carlos Sainz train?

Results of the 1st free practice of the 2022 Mexican GP F1 (FP1)

Results of free practice 2 Mexican Grand Prix F1 2022 (FP2)

Results of free practice 3 Mexican Grand Prix F1 2022 (FP3)

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