Here are the Top 10 drivers heading into the German Grand Prix:

So far, MercedesAMG look certain to take a 3rd straight constructors’ title. But Ferrari and Red Bull are locked in a battle for 2nd place, and it will be interesting to see whether Force India can continue to catch up to Williams for 4th.

Here is the table for the Constructors’ Championship:

The official F1 website’s destination guide notes that, “By northern European standards, Hockenheim is traditionally a hot race. Temperatures are usually in the high 20C’s, so dress accordingly.

This Grand Prix weekend should be no exception, with highs between 26 and 28 degrees Celsius for the 3 days of on-track running, according to AccuWeather at the time of this report.

Rain looks unlikely, with the forecast calling for sun and some clouds over the weekend.

Here are the times for the three free practice sessions, qualifying and the race:

The above times are in local Hockenheim time (CEST, UTC+2). You can convert the times to your local time zone using the helpful tool on the official F1 website.

TV Times

In the United Kingdom, Sky Sports F1 will have live coverage of all the sessions. The programming start times are as follows (all times BST):

Channel 4 will show free-to-air highlights from qualifying and the race.

In the United States, NBC has live coverage of all the sessions on NBCSN and the NBC Sports app, with programming start times as follows (all times EDT):

Enjoy the racing this weekend.