The F1 race weekend format in India follows a structured three-day schedule that begins on Friday with two practice sessions. These sessions allow teams to test their cars and gather data on the track conditions at the Buddh International Circuit.
On Saturday, the third practice session takes place in the morning, followed by the qualifying session in the afternoon. The qualifying session determines the starting grid for the main race and is divided into three segments: Q1, Q2, and Q3.
The main race occurs on Sunday, where drivers compete for the championship points. The Indian Grand Prix has been a popular event, attracting motorsport enthusiasts from across the country and showcasing local products like traditional snacks and merchandise. |
