GRANDE PRÊMIO opens Sunday's Formula 1 program with the Briefing, bringing you LIVE the latest information before the action at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Formula 1 goes to round 6 on the 2022 calendar this Sunday (22), with the Spanish GP. The race will be fully covered byGRANDE PRÊMIO, who will follow the race in Barcelona 'on site' with reporter Eric Calduch and will also bring you the latest information before the start in Catalunya.BRIEFING gives the race preview and the grid formation. EverythingLIVE on GTV, the Grand Prix YouTube channel, starting at 9:00 AM (GMT-3).
Mercedes seems to be slowly joining the fray, but Red Bull and Ferrari were still protagonists in Barcelona. Charles Leclerc, especially: the Monegasque had a 100% performance in Catalunya - he led all free practice sessions and got the 13th pole position of his career at the Spanish circuit.
The Spanish GP is scheduled to start at 10:00 am (GMT-3),with live broadcasting on Band TV and the streaming service F1 TV Pro.
One hour earlier, at 9am (Brasília, GMT-3), the GP opens the broadcast ofBRIEFING, a program that previews the sixth round of the season and brings the latest information before the start, directly from Catalunya and 'in loco', with reporter Eric Calduch. Presented by Victor Martins and with commentary by Ana Paula Cerveira and Pedro Henrique Marum. AllLIVE and on the GRANDE PRÊMIO YouTube channel.
Soon after the end of the race,GRANDE PRÊMIO will go live again to discuss all the repercussions of the race, the winner, the highlights, and the return of the Guiomar Aguiar award voting with the worst names of the race, as well as the drivers' notes in Eis as Notas. The presentation is with Victor Martins, comments by Evelyn Guimarães and Guilherme Bloisi, and production by Rodrigo Berton. Always on theGRANDE PRÊMIO channel on YouTube.