Formula 1 2020 Season Commanding Lewis Hamilton is heading for a title win, but the underlying drama offers fans a lot of sub-plots to invest in.
McLaren and two other teams are separated by just six points in the F1’s manufacturing position as the midfield battle continues to lean forward and forward.
Hamilton dominates the F1 driver standings, while the iron grip of Mercedes’ F1 Constructor standings remains stronger than ever, but there’s still plenty to enjoy outside the headlines.
Teams will now have to find a brand new way to continue the roar of midfield battles for the Portuguese Grand Prix in Algrave and the breath of Valtari Botts in the Max Verstappen standings.
Check out everything you need to know about F1 Restart below, including the full race calendar and TV details.
F1 2020 calendar on TV
Goal 12 – Portuguese Grand Prix
Date: October 23 – 25
Track: Portimao
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Round 13 – Emilia Romegna Grand Prix
Date: October 30 – November 1
Track: Emola
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Goal 14 – Turkey’s Grand Prix
Date: 13 – 15 November
Track: Istanbul
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Goal 15 – Bahrain Grand Prix
Date: November 27 – 29
Track: Bahrain
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Goal 16 – Sakhir Grand Prix
Date: 4 – 6 December
Track: Bahrain
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Round 17 – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Date: 11 – 13 December
Track: Yas Marina
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F1 results
Round 1 – Austrian Grand Prix
Date: 3 – 5 July
Track: Red Bull Ring
- Voltaire Boats (Merkitz)
- Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
- Lando Norris (McLaren)
Round 2 – Styrian Grand Prix
Date: July 10 – 12
Track: Red Bull Ring
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- Voltaire Boats (Mercedes)
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
Round 3 – Hungarian Grand Prix
Date: July 17 – 19
Track: Hunger
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
- Voltaire Boats (Mercedes)
Round 4 – British Grand Prix
Date: July 31 – August 2
Track: Silverstone
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
- Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
Round 5 – 70th Anniversary Grand Grand Prix
Date: August 7 – 9
Track: Silverstone
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- Voltaire Boats (Mercedes)
Round 6 – Spanish Grand Prix
Date: 14 – 16 August
Track: Barcelona-Catalonia circuit
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
- Voltaire Boats (Mercedes)
Round 7 – Belgian Grand Prix
Date: 28 – 30 August
Track: Spa
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- Voltaire Boats (Mercedes)
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
Goal 8 – Italian Grand Prix
Date: 4 – 6 September
Track: Monza
- Dear Gasley (Alfaturi)
- Carlos Sanz (McLaren)
- Lance Troll (Racing Point)
Round 9 – Tuscan Grand Prix
Date: 11 – 13 September
Track: Mugello
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- Voltaire Boats (Mercedes)
- Alex Alban (Red Bull)
Goal 10 – Russian Grand Prix
Date: September 25 – 27
Track: Sochi
- Voltaire Boats (Merkitz)
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
Round 11 – Eiffel Grand Prix
Date: 9 – 11 October
Track: Nਬਰrburging
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
- Daniel Ricardio (Renault)
What about the rest of the F1 2020 calendar?
Like all games, the F1 2020 calendar featured a lockdown-related betting, with several races canceled and almost all remaining Grand Prince re-scheduled.
Confirmed races are based all over Europe – or closer, which makes complex logistics easier than the last part of the calendar – a world trip from Singapore to Brazil, from Russia to Mexico.
This has been a relatively smooth ride for Formula 1, meaning the case could be passed on to other breeds, slowing the chances of the virus progressing.
Formula 1 on TV
You can watch every exercise, qualification and race session live Sky Sports F1.
Sky subscribers can add individual channels for just ਪ੍ਰਤੀ 18 per month or add a full sports package to their deal for just 23 23 per month.
One race – the British Grand Prix on August 2 – will be broadcast live on Channel 4.
Formula 1 live stream online
You can watch F1 races with one Sky Sports Day Pass For £ 9.99 or a Months pass . For 33.99, without signing up all contracts.
TVs can now be streamed to computers or apps found on most smart TVs, phones and consoles. Now TV is also available through BT support.
Existing Sky Sports customers can stream the Grand Prix live on a variety of devices through the Sky Go app.
Which F1 drivers will be racing?
Mercedes
- Lewis Hamilton – # 44
- Walter Bots – # 77
Ferrari
- Sebastian Vettel – # 5
- Charles Leclerc – # 16
Red Bull
- Alex Albon – # 23
- Max Verstappen – # 33
McLaren
- Lando Norris – # 4
- Carlos Sanz – # 55
Renault
- Daniel Ricardo – # 3
- Esteban Ocon – # 31
Alfaturi
- Dear Gasley – # 10
- Daniel Poetry – # 26
Racing points
- Sergio Perez – # 11
- Lance Troll – # 18
Alfa Romeo
- Kimi Raikkonen – # 7
- Antonio Giovinazi – # 99
Laugh
- Romain Grocian – # 8
- Kevin Magnusen – # 20
Williams
- George Russell – # 63
- Nicholas Latifi – # 6
When will the Formula 1 season end?
The final race of the season is scheduled for Sunday, December 13 in Abu Dhabi.
This will allow for a longer off-season, provide a solid championship calendar for more races in 2020, while minimizing the risk of double-headers not roaming the world in search of races.
It remains to be seen how the 2021 season will play out, but you can expect a more familiar calendar now that the peak of the crisis seems to have subsided.
What will happen to F1 2021? News and rumors
We will keep you posted throughout the season with the latest news and rumors of the 2021 season. For now, the season is usually expected to begin in February, with 18 runs on billing and many more to be announced.
As for the drivers, Sebastian Vettel will replace Ferrari with Carlos Sanz Jr., who paved the way for Daniel Ricardo to move from Renault to McLaren before 2021.
There are likely to be many more twists and turns before next season arrives, but for now, we can soak up the 2020 season in all its modified splendor!
If you’re looking to see more before and after the drama on the track, check out our TV Guide.
