After a brilliant double-header in the Red Bull Ring at Austria, it is time to head to the Hungaroring. The race will take place over 70 laps in Budapest on Sunday, July 19.
So far, Mercedes have dominated, winning both the Austrian and Styrian GP. It is now down to Red Bull to pose a serious challenge, where Max Verstappen had taken pole position in 2019.
From the Red Bull Ring… to a Red Bull track?
Taking a look at who should be in the hunt as we approach our third race of the season 🔥#HungarianGP 🇭🇺 #F1
— Formula 1 (@F1) July 16, 2020
Elsewhere, McLaren and Racing Point have been the surprise packages, and could give competition to Mercedes. As for Ferrari, fans would be hoping that they recover from their disaster in the Styrian GP, and put in a showing worthy of the Ferrari moniker.
Ferrari are bringing in a new update for the Hungarian GP, but Vettel feels that too wouldn’t be good enough to match the speed to Mercedes and Red Bull.
| Date | Venue |
| July 19 | Hungaroring, Hungary |
| August 2 | Silverstone, Britain |
| August 9 | Silverstone, Britain |
| August 16 | Barcelona, Spain |
| August 30 | Spa, Belgium |
| September 6 | Monza, Italy |
| September 13 | Mugello, Italy |
| September 27 | Sochi, Russia |
There are a number of notable changes in the F1 races this season.
Sky has the broadcast rights to Formula 1, and so it can be watched on its dedicated Sky Sports F1 channel. Subscribers can also watch the race on the Sky Go app, available on all platforms.
Friday (July 17)
Saturday (July 18)
Sunday (July 19)
For the 2020 F1 season, ESPN has the rights to broadcast the races. Over-the-top streaming services can also be used to watch the races over an internet connection. Hulu+Live TV is another option, and comes with 65 channels including ESPN.
Friday (July 17)
Saturday (July 18)
Sunday (July 19)
For Canada users, 2020 F1 races are aired in the English-language TSN and its French-language counterpart RDS.
For digital users, the TSN Direct and RDS Direct streaming services are also available. It costs CA$ 4.99 a day or $19.99 a month.
Friday (July 17)
Saturday (July 18)
Sunday (July 19)
Fox Sports has the broadcast rights of the 2020 Formula 1 season, with the service available to Foxtel subscribers.
Australians can also live stream F1 action via Kayo Sports, which will give you access to Fox Sports coverage of Formula One. It is available from just $25 a month – and comes with a free 2-week trial period.
Friday (July 17)
Saturday (July 18)
Sunday (July 19)
The STAR Sports network has the broadcast rights of the 2020 F1 season. It can also be viewed on STAR’s OTT platform Hotstar.
Friday (July 17)
Saturday (July 18)
Sunday (July 19)
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