Who shows / broadcasts the Eifel GP live on TV and live today?

10/11/2020 Austria, World

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Showdown in Green Hell! The Eifel Grand Prix takes place on Sunday. SPOX will tell you who shows or broadcasts the Formula 1 race live on television and live stream today.

The first surprise came in qualifying. Lewis Hamilton had to admit defeat to teammate Valtteri Bottas. Max Verspatten is third at Red Bull. Sebastian Vettel in a Ferrari is eleventh and missed Q3 for the eighth time in the eleventh race of the season at his home Grand Prix.

Formula 1: Who shows / broadcasts the Eifel GP live today?

There are several ways to see today’s race at the Nürburgring live. The private station offers free television RTL Live reports are available with commentator Heiko Waßer and expert Christian Danner.

If you do not feel like commercial breaks, you are in Heaven in the right direction. The pay television station shows live all the races of this Formula 1 season. Sascha Roos and Ralf Schumacher act as commentators and experts.

In Austria the ORF and in Switzerland the SRF live broadcast. In addition, there are numerous live streams that you can access:

Eifel GP: race facts

The race will take place this Sunday (October 11) at 2:10 p.m. The race is at the Nürburgring in Germany. Much points to a rain fight, as the first two training sessions were canceled on Friday.

Formula 1: Today’s race live

You can also see the Eifel Grand Prix at SPOX follow. You won’t miss a career highlight there, this way.

Wild emotions, tears and parties: when Michael Schumacher won the first Ferrari title in 2000

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The year 2000 was very special for Michael Schumacher. After four years without a title, he was “finally” able to celebrate his first world title with Ferrari in 2000, on October 8. SPOX remembers the exciting season.

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Before the season started, Ferrari switched tire manufacturers: Like competitor McLaren-Mercedes, who won the title two years in a row, the Reds now drove with Bridgestone. Schumacher and Barrichello against Häkkinen and Coulthard was the name of the duel.

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Australian GP: Schumacher demolished his Ferrari in practice and also lost to McLaren-Mercedes in qualifying. But after Häkkinnen and Coulthard pulled out due to engine damage, the way was clear for Ferrari’s one-two victory.

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Brazilian GP: Schumacher again benefited from the mechanical problems of the Silver Arrows, which again did not score points. Schumi was almost 40 seconds ahead of runner-up Giancarlo Fisichella.

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San Marino GP: a head-to-head race! Schumacher and Häkkinen dueled over 62 races. In the end, the Ferrari driver prevailed because he had to refuel less during the pit stop and thus won the third race in a row.

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British GP: The Silverstone circuit is not traditionally the Reds’ favorite terrain. The same thing happened in 2000 when McLaren-Mercedes dominated the race. Schumacher at least secured third place.

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Spanish GP: Coming off pole, Schumi did not go down well and had to fight hard. In the lead, the Ferrari team ruined the pit stop (17 seconds). In the end he even got a flat tire and he finished fifth.

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European GP: Häkkinen started from position 3 and was able to take the lead directly from Schumacher and Coulthard. On lap 10 it started to rain and a lap later Schumacher took the lead and kept it updated.

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Monaco GP: After two crashes, Schumacher kept the lead. On lap 55 he slowed down with a 39-second lead and had to pit. Due to an exhaust and suspension defect, the race was over for him.

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Canadian GP: the Ferrari driver started again from pole and faced Coulthard. When it started to rain, Schumacher lost a lot of time, but he stayed ahead. His teammate Barrichello pressed, but was not allowed to pass.

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French GP: Once again, Schumacher secured pole position. In the race, however, Ferrari could not find the rhythm of the practice sessions and had problems with the tires. In the end, he had to park his car due to an engine failure.

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Austrian GP: This time Coulthard started from pole. For Schumacher, however, the race ended quickly. Already in the first lap there was a collision with Zonta, Fisichella and Trulli. So the Ferrari driver pocketed the next zero.

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German GP: Schumacher retired again due to an accident on the first lap and was therefore overtaken by Häkkinen in the general classification. Strange: During the race, a man got on the track, causing a safety car phase.

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Hungarian GP: Michael Schumacher could not take advantage of the pole and was overtaken by Coulthard at the start. In the later course of the race it was not possible to overtake. After all, he secured points after three failures in a row.

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Belgian GP: Schumacher held the lead against Häkkinen until lap 40, but then one of the most famous overtaking maneuvers in F1 history ensued as the Finn overtook Ferrari after a rough ride through the famous Eau Rouge .

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Italian GP – This time Schumacher held Häkkinen behind and clinched home victory in the team’s home GP. The race was overshadowed by a fatal accident: a quarterback was killed by a flying wheel.

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The 41st victory of his career saw Schumacher overtake Ayrton Senna, who died in Imola in 1994. When asked about it at the press conference, he burst into tears. The opponent Hakkinen consoled him.

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United States GP: In the third final race of the year, Schumacher won ahead of his teammate Barrichello. Important for the championship classification: rival Häkkinen withdrew due to engine failure. Therefore, Schumacher overtook the Finn and led by two points.

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Japanese GP: The Preliminary Decision at the World Cup! Häkkinen prevailed early on, but Ferrari managed to lead Schumacher to the top with a clever pit stop strategy. The title could no longer be taken away.

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Malaysian GP: Häkkinen wanted to prove it again to Schumacher in the last race of the season. However, the Finn started early and received a 10-second penalty. In the end, Schumi won just ahead of Coulthard.

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The joy in Italy and Germany was unlimited. The Tifosi in particular started a veritable marathon of celebration. After 1979 (then Jody Scheckter), a Ferrari driver finally took home a world title again.

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Schumacher also set his own record: he achieved nine victories in the 1995 season. Britain’s Nigel Mansell also achieved nine Grand Prix victories in 1992.

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For Ferrari there was also the constructors’ championship. They had already won the Scuderia in 1999.

F1 – Eifel GP: The starting grid

site	driver	time
one	Valtteri Bottas	1.25.269
two	Lewis Hamilton	+ 0.256
3	Max verstappen	+ 0.293
4	Charles Leclerc	+ 0.766
5	Alexander Albon	+ 0.778
6	Daniel Ricciardo	+ 0.954
7	Esteban Ocón	+ 0.973
8	Lando norris	+ 1,189
9	Sergio Perez	+ 1,435
10	Carlos Sainz	+ 1,440

Formula 1: The World Championship is classified after 10 out of 17 races.

site	driver	Team	points
one	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	205
two	Valtteri Bottas	Mercedes	161
3	Max verstappen	Red Bull	128
4	Lando norris	Mclaren	Sixty-five
5	Alexander Albon	Red Bull	64
6	Daniel Ricciardo	Renault	63
7	Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	57
8	Walk Lance	Racing point	57
9	Sergio Perez	Racing point	56
10	Pierre Gasly	AlphaTauri	Four. Five

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