Gran premio de Arabia Saudita: Anuncio de conferencias de Prensa
La FIA anunció la composición de los participantes en las conferencias de Prensa oficiales del gran Premio de Arabia Saudita.
El jueves, seis pilotos, divididos en dos triples, visitarán la sala de Prensa del autódromo. En la primera, Oliver Berman (Haas), Gabriel Bortoleto (Sauber) y Alex Elbon (Williams) responderán a las preguntas. En segundo lugar, Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin), Isaac hadjar (Racing Bulls) y Max Verstappen (red Bull).
El viernes, los líderes de los equipos seleccionados por la FIA: Andy Cowell (Aston Martin), Frederick Wasser (Ferrari) y Peter Bayer (Racing Bulls) saldrán a los periodistas.
El sábado y el domingo, los tres mejores del día responderán a las preguntas.
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Gran premio de Arabia Saudita: Anuncio de conferencias de Prensa
La FIA anunció la composición de los participantes en las conferencias de Prensa oficiales del gran Premio de Arabia Saudita.