F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2021: Schedule, Date, Time, Circuit, Venue, Tickets, Weather, Odds, Predictions, Live Stream

Get up to speed with the schedule, date, time, circuit, venue, tickets, weather predictions, and betting odds ahead of the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2021

With 20 Grand Prix’s completed in this year’s Formula 1 calendar, it is time for the final double-header of the season which will begin in Saudi Arabia. After a monstrous display in Qatar from Lewis Hamilton where he thrashed his opponent and enjoyed a comfortable win. He led every lap of the race and emerged victorious when the chequered flag appeared.

He currently sits 8 points behind Max Verstappen who can close the Championship this weekend if everything goes according to Red Bull’s plan. Meanwhile, Red Bull is working tirelessly in order to end the Mercedes dominance in the sport. Mercedes have secured 7 consecutive constructors’ championship and Christian Horner wants to bring an end to this.

Red Bull are currently 4 points behind Mercedes in the constructors’ championship and will try everything in order to dethrone the Silver Arrows from the summit. On the other hand, Ferrari is working hard to overtake McLaren and cement third position in the constructors’ Championship. It will be interesting to see what happens this weekend and who comes out on top.

F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2021: Schedule, Venue, Date, Time, Circuit, Tickets & Weather Forecast 

FRIDAY 03 December – FP1: 19:00 local [13:30 CEST, 08:30 EDT, 12:30 AEST]

FRIDAY 03 December – FP2: 22:30 local [17:00 CEST, 12:00 EDT, 04:00 AEST]

SATURDAY 04 December – FP3: 19:30 local [14:00 CEST, 09:00 EDT, 13:00 AEST]

SATURDAY 04 December – Qualifying: 22:30 local [17:00 CEST, 12:00 EDT, 04:00 AEST]

SUNDAY 05 December – Saudi Arabian GP: 23:00 local [17:30 CEST, 12:30 EDT, 04:30 AEST]

Formula 1 STC Saudi Arabia Grand Prix 2021: Venue and Circuit Details

The Jeddah Corniche Circuit will be responsible for the inaugural Saudi Arabian Grand Prix over the weekend. It is a 6.174km long circuit which is the second-longest in this year’s Formula 1 calendar behind Spa. Meanwhile, it is the fastest street circuit behind “Monza” which is the temple of speed where cars average a top speed of 252.8km/h. The circuit inherits 3 DRS zones where cars can reach their maximum potential of 322km/h. 

Saudi Arabia has entered the Formula 1 calendar alongside Middle Eastern counterparts like Bahrain and Abu Dhabi. The Grand Prix will take place under the floodlights which will definitely be a challenge for the drivers as they take on a brand new circuit.

Weather Forecast

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 03, FP1 & FP2