Chinese Grand Prix 2015 (Race): Schedule, Broadcaster, Live stream, Details
Chinese Grand Prix is knocking in our door. The race or Grand Prix is one of this year’s major racing tournaments. Since the last Grand Prix at Malaysia, people are eager for this race in anticipation of what may happen in this circuit. Here we have some information that will help with this race.
Chinese Grand Prix 2015 information –
Official Name – 2015 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix
Date – the dates are:
- Practice – 10th April 2015, Friday
- Qualifying – 11th April 2015, Saturday
- Race – 12th April 2015, Sunday
Course/ Circuit – Permanent Racing Facility
Course distance – 5.451 km / 3.387 mi
Location – Shanghai International Circuit, Shanghai
Country – China
Scheduled Laps – 56 laps
Scheduled Distance – 305.066 km / 189.559 mi
Now that we have taken a loo at this year’s Chinese Grand Prix, let’s take a look what happened last year in this course. Then we can have some thoughts about what may happen this year.
Chinese Grand Prix 2014 –
Official Name –2014 Formula 1 UBS Chinese Grand Prix
Date – 20th April 2014
Location – Shanghai International Circuit, Shanghai
Circuit/ Course – Permanent racing Facility
Circuit length – 5.451 km
Scheduled laps – 56 laps
Scheduled distance – 305.066 km
Laps completed – 54 laps
Distance Covered – 294.164 km
Attendance – 150,000
Pole position –
- Name – Lewis Hamilton
- Time – 1:53.860
Fastest lap –
- Name – Nico Rosberg
- Time – 1:40.402 on lap 39
Podium –
- 1st – Lewis Hamilton
- 2nd – Nico Rosberg
- 3rd – Fernando Alonso
This year is being more interesting than last year. Some are already seeing the end Mercedes reign as in the recent Malaysian Grand Prix, Vettel defeated Hamilton. Its big news as some is seeing it as the rise of Ferrari. Bigger news is Alonso, who recently made contract with McLearn and Honda and been absent till now, would be back in this race. So, this race will be very interesting and who may know what may happen in this race. But this can be said the boring reign of Mercedes might be coming to an end. Now, even if Mercedes wins, it will become much more intense.