After a second intermission, the final ten drivers race over ten minutes to compete for the fastest time to secure pole position. The five slowest cars in the second period are eliminated and placed in spots 11-15 of the starting grid. The five slowest cars in this period are eliminated and placed in spots 16-20 of the starting grid.Īfter an intermission, the second qualifying period is 15 minutes with the remaining 15 cars competing for a new fastest time. The first period runs 20 minutes and features all 200 drivers trying to secure the fastest time. F1 qualifying lasts one hour and is broken up into three periods with an intermission in between each period. and will air on ESPNews and ESPN Deportes. Qualifying for the race will take place Saturday at 4 p.m. The race was canceled last year due to COVID-19 and makes its return this weekend. ET on ABC and will be available via live stream at WatchESPN. The Mexican Grand Prix airs Sunday at 2 p.m. Formula One is in Mexico City this weekend for the latest race.

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