We are just hours away from the French Grand Prix. Yesterday’s intense qualifying session saw Max Verstappen take pole, while Lewis Hamilton had to settle for P2 and his teammate, Valtteri Bottas came third.

As fans prepare themselves for the action-packed Sundays, here’s the schedule so you can tune when the lights go out, and see the two title rials, Verstappen and Hamilton battle it all out at Paul Ricard.

What time and where to tune in for the French Grand Prix?

In the United Kingdom, the race will be featured on Sky Sports F1 and will begin coverage at 2:00 PM BST, while local time in France will begin at 3. And those living in the States can tune in at 9:00 AM GMT and catch it on ESPN or watch it on the F1 TV app.

Those who miss the full action that takes place at Le Castellet can watch the race highlights on Channel 4 in the UK at 6:30 PM. While fans watching from America can watch the highlights at 1:30 PM, or view it on the official channel of F1 on YouTube.

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Who is likely to win at Paul Ricard?

Many assume that Red Bull’s Max Verstappen will take the win as he is starting from pole position. Not only that, but the Dutchman is fully motivated to get a win as it was taken away from him at Azerbaijan, due to a tire puncture that saw him retire from the Grand Prix.

However, Britain’s Knight is also looking to bounce back, as he failed to win at Monaco or at Baku. Hence, Hamilton will attack Verstappen from the second the lights go out and steal his lead from the get-go.

The seventh round of the 2021 championship awaits us, so does an exciting race in France. Who will have the edge over the other, will it be the Red Bull prodigy or the 7-time world champion? Let us know your predictions in the comments below.

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