This Saturday, September 14, F1 celebrated the qualifying of the Azerbaijan GPwhich defined the starting order for Sunday’s race in Baku.
That’s how it all went:
What time was the qualifying for the Azerbaijan F1 GP in Baku?
- What time was the Baku F1 qualifying in Spain: at 14:00h
- What time was the Baku F1 qualifying in Mexico: at 06:00h
- What time was the Baku F1 qualifying in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama: at 07:00h
- What time was the Baku F1 qualifying in Venezuela, Paraguay, Bolivia and Chile: at 08:00h
- What time was the Baku F1 qualifying in Argentina and Uruguay: at 09:00h
Qualifying for the 2024 F1 Azerbaijan GP in Baku, in the usual format, consisted of Q1, Q2 and Q3. Q1 started at 16:00 local time, when it was 14:00 in Spain, 06:00 in Mexico or 09:00 in Argentina, Colapinto’s country.
Q1 in Baku lasted 18 minutes and was contested by all 20 drivers. At 14:18 CET Q1 ended and the 15 fastest drivers went through to Q2, while the five slowest were eliminated and ranked 16th to 20th. Q2, lasting 15 minutes, determined the 11th to 15th positions, and the ten fastest drivers then went through to the definitive Q3, where pole position was decided and the starting grid was set.
How the Baku F1 qualifying could be seen on TV
- How it could be seen Baku F1 qualifying live on TV in Spain: DAZN F1
- How it could be seen Baku F1 qualifying live on TV Mexico: FOX Sports México
- How it could be seen Baku F1 qualifying live on TV Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama: STAR +/ ESPN
- How it could be seen Baku F1 qualifying live on TV Venezuela and Bolivia: STAR +/ ESPN
- How it could be seen Baku F1 qualifying live on TV Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay: STAR + / ESPN
- How it could be seen Baku F1 qualifying live on TV in Argentina STAR +, FOX Sports o ESPN
- As you can see Today live on TV the Baku F1 qualification in Chile: STAR +/ FOX Sports
As always, the only legal way to watch the Baku F1 qualifying in Spain was through DAZN F1, owner of the television rights to Formula 1 in our country. DAZN made a one-hour preview, from 1:00 p.m. In Latin America, the Baku F1 qualifying could be seen on Fox Sports Mexico if you are from Checo Pérez’s country, on Star +, Fox Sports or ESPN if you are from Colapinto’s Argentina and the rest of the countries can be consulted above.
Also the prelude to F1, check out the F2 schedules here:
Which current Formula 1 drivers already know what it’s like to take pole position in Baku?
Between the 2016 European GP and the Azerbaijan GP since then, eight qualifying sessions have been held in Baku including the 2024 one, and Charles Leclerc has taken the last four pole positions, those of 2021, 2022, 2023 and this one. Besides him, Lewis Hamilton also has a pole in Baku, in 2017, and Valtteri Bottas in 2019. The other two were by drivers who have since retired, Nico Rosberg in 2016 and Sebastian Vettel in 2018.
As for teams, only two have achieved pole positions in Baku, five for Ferrari and three for Mercedes.
All Baku F1 statistics:
What time was Free Practice 3 for the 2024 F1 Azerbaijan GP?
On Saturday morning, also taking into account the two-hour difference between Azerbaijan and Spain or the ten-hour difference between Azerbaijan and Mexico, there was a third and final free practice session in Baku, FP3, which was held earlier than usual.
- What time was the F1 Free Practice 3 of the Azerbaijan GP in Spain: at 10:30h
- What time was F1 Free Practice 3 for the Azerbaijan GP in Mexico? At 02:30h
- What time were the F1 Free Practice 3 of the Azerbaijan GP in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama: at 03:30h
- What time were the F1 Free Practice 3 of the Azerbaijan GP in Venezuela, Paraguay, Bolivia and Chile: at 04:30h
- What time were the F1 Free Practice 3 of the Azerbaijan GP in Argentina and Uruguay: at 05:30h
Summary and results of FP3:
F1 Azerbaijan GP 2024 results so far
F1 Azerbaijan GP 2024 Free Practice 1
Free Practice 2 of the 2024 F1 Azerbaijan GP
Free Practice 3 of the 2024 F1 Azerbaijan GP
