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    墨西哥站F1:周五赛程、天气预报及观看方式

    F1赛事本周五将移师墨西哥城,基米·安东内利在 美国大奖赛上表现强势,有望获得首个世界冠军。梅赛德斯车手在奥斯汀赢得了本赛季的第9场胜利,领先队友乔治·拉塞尔123分,刘易斯·汉密尔顿落后一分。在最后五场大奖赛还剩125分的情况下...

    F1墨西哥大奖赛:周五赛程、天气预报及观看方式

    2026年一级方程式墨西哥大奖赛自由练习1和自由练习2何时开始,以及完整的墨西哥城赛程、天气预报及如何观看直播

    本周末,一级方程式赛事将前往墨西哥城,安东内利在赢得美国大奖赛后,即将获得他的首个世界冠军。

    梅赛德斯车手在奥斯汀赢得了本赛季的第九场胜利,现在领先队友乔治·拉塞尔123分,刘易斯·汉密尔顿再落后一分。在最后的五场大奖赛还剩125分的情况下,安东内利需要在墨西哥站至少获得第九名才能保证冠军头衔。

    梅赛德斯车队本周末也有可能夺得车队 constructors’ championship,尽管这需要更加出色的成绩。他们目前领先法拉利133分,需要在墨西哥城以39分的优势超越意大利车队才能锁定冠军。

    同时,赛戈·佩雷斯也将受到广泛关注,他将在家乡赛事中迎来他的第300场一级方程式大奖赛。这位凯迪拉克车手将重返一个他仍然是墨西哥最大体育吸引力的赛事,尽管他目前的车况可能无法让他在前端竞争。

    周五将进行自由练习1,随后在下午晚些时候进行自由练习2。以下是您需要了解的墨西哥大奖赛周五的所有信息。

    我该如何观看F1墨西哥大奖赛?

    您如何观看一级方程式赛车取决于您所在的位置。对于英国观众来说,天空体育继续作为锦标赛的独家转播商,在整个2026赛季直播每一场练习与排位。一级方程式赛车报道也可以通过Sky Go或NOW进行流媒体播放,精彩片段可在第四频道免费播出。

    Motorsport.com将在墨西哥大奖赛周末提供现场报道和更新。

    10月30日星期五——自由练习1——中午12:30美国中部时间

    10月30日星期五 — 自由练习2 — 下午4:00美国中部时间

    10月30日星期五 — 自由练习1 — 晚上6:30格林威治标准时间

    10月30日星期五 — 自由练习2 — 晚上10:00格林威治标准时间

    10月30日星期五 — 自由练习1 — 下午2:30东部时间

    10月30日星期五 — 自由练习2 — 晚上6:00 ET

    10月30日星期五 — 自由练习1 — 下午12:30 CST

    10月30日星期五 — 自由练习2 — 下午4:00 CST

    10月31日星期六 — 自由练习3 — 上午11:30 CST

    10月31日星期六 — 预赛 — 下午3:00美国中部标准时间

    11月1日星期日 — 2026年墨西哥大奖赛 — 下午2:00美国中部标准时间

    周五预计墨西哥城天气以晴朗干燥为主,自由练习1期间气温约为23-25摄氏度。下午晚些时候天气可能略有变化。自由练习2期间气温应保持在24-25摄氏度左右,但预计云量会增加,不能排除短时阵雨的可能。

    预计降雨相对较轻,因此车队仍将拥有有利的条件来进行他们的初始设置和长距离测试。周五的风力预计将保持轻微。

    周六应该会更暖和,气温可能达到26-27摄氏度,在排位赛期间,还有可能出现短暂的午后阵雨。

    周日目前预计墨西哥大奖赛将是晴朗且干燥的,起始气温约为26-27摄氏度。

    周五各节练习:自由练习1和自由练习2

    周六各节练习:自由练习3和排位赛

    Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez 赛道海拔超过 2,200 米,这里的稀薄空气虽然使得赛道布局相对传统,但给冷却系统、空气动力学和动力单元带来了不寻常的要求。它的长直道和看台区是其显著特点。

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    F1 Mexico GP: Friday schedule, weather forecast and how to watch

    What time free practice 1 and free practice 2 start at the 2026 Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix, plus the full Mexico City schedule, weather forecast and how to watch live

    Formula 1 heads to Mexico City this weekend with Kimi Antonelli on the verge of securing his first world championship after dominating the United States Grand Prix.

    The Mercedes driver claimed his ninth victory of the season in Austin and now leads team-mate George Russell by 123 points, with Lewis Hamilton a further point behind. With only 125 points remaining across the final five grands prix, Antonelli needs to finish ninth or higher in Mexico to guarantee the title.

    Mercedes could also clinch the constructors’ championship this weekend, although that requires a much more demanding result. It leads Ferrari by 133 points and would need to outscore the Italian team by 39 points in Mexico City to seal the title.

    There will also be plenty of attention on Sergio Perez, who will make his 300th Formula 1 grand prix start at his home race. The Cadillac driver returns to an event where he remains one of Mexico’s biggest sporting attractions, even if his current machinery is unlikely to allow him to fight at the front.

    Friday brings free practice 1 followed by free practice 2 later in the afternoon. Here is everything you need to know ahead of Friday’s running at the Mexico GP.

    How can I watch the F1 Mexico GP?

    How you can watch Formula 1 depends on where you are. For viewers in the United Kingdom, Sky Sports continues as the championship’s exclusive broadcaster, showing every session live throughout the 2026 season. F1 coverage can also be streamed via Sky Go or NOW, with highlights available free-to-air on Channel 4.

    In the United States, Apple TV is the primary broadcast partner for the 2026 season, with all sessions available on the platform following a multi-year deal. F1 TV remains the series’ global subscription streaming service.

    Motorsport.com will provide live coverage and updates throughout the Mexico GP weekend.

    Friday, October 30 — free practice 1 — 12:30pm CST

    Friday, October 30 — free practice 2 — 4:00pm CST

    Friday, October 30 — free practice 1 — 6:30pm GMT

    Friday, October 30 — free practice 2 — 10:00pm GMT

    Friday, October 30 — free practice 1 — 2:30pm ET

    Friday, October 30 — free practice 2 — 6:00pm ET

    Friday, October 30 — free practice 1 — 12:30pm CST

    Friday, October 30 — free practice 2 — 4:00pm CST

    Saturday, October 31 — free practice 3 — 11:30am CST

    Saturday, October 31 — qualifying — 3:00pm CST

    Sunday, November 1 — 2026 Mexico Grand Prix — 2:00pm CST

    Friday is expected to begin mostly sunny and dry in Mexico City, with temperatures around 23-25C during free practice 1. Conditions could become slightly less settled later in the afternoon. Temperatures should remain around 24-25C for FP2, but cloud cover is expected to increase and a brief shower cannot be ruled out.

    Any rain is expected to be relatively light, so teams should still have useful conditions for their opening set-up and long-run work. Winds are forecast to remain light throughout Friday.

    Saturday should be warmer, with temperatures potentially reaching 26-27C around qualifying and another possibility of a brief afternoon shower.

    Sunday is currently expected to be sunny and dry for the Mexico Grand Prix, with temperatures around 26-27C at the start.

    Friday sessions: free practice 1 and free practice 2

    Saturday sessions: free practice 3 and qualifying

    The Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez sits more than 2,200 metres above sea level, where the thinner air creates unusual demands on cooling, aerodynamics and power units despite the circuit’s relatively conventional layout. Its long main straight and stadium section are among its defining features.

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