Formula 1 will stage a standalone Sprint race on Saturday at Interlagos ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix. Here's how you can watch it on TV.
Last year's Brazilian GP Sprint was won by George Russell in the Mercedes, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen finishing down in fourth. What time does the Sprint race for the Brazilian Grand Prix start? The race will run to a distance of 24 laps or roughly 100km.
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