It was another fine day for Ferrari in Singapore, with Sebastian Vettel taking victory from team mate Charles Leclerc.
The two drivers have not yet made a sizeable dent in Lewis Hamilton’s rather large lead at the top of the Drivers’ Championship for the 2019 season, but will be looking to narrow the gap in Russia.
However, this is a favourite track for Mercedes – five wins in the five years since the Sochi circuit was introduced to the calendar suggests they find the going good.
Hamilton has three of those victories, including last year, being let through by Valtteri Bottas after the Finn had taken pole.
Here is everything you need to know about the 2019 Russian Grand Prix.
Where can I watch it?
Sky Sports F1 will show live coverage of the race. Their programming begins at 10.30m.
Highlights of the race will air on Channel 4. They start at 6.30pm on Sunday evening.
Can I stream the race?
Sky Sports subscribers can watch the race via the Sky Go app or via a web browser.
You can watch the Russian Grand Prix through Now TV via Sky Sports Day Pass for £9.99.
Where is it?
The Russian Grand Prix takes places at the Sochi Autodrom, with the circuit surrounding the site of the 2014 Winter Olympics.
What time is it?
The race is due to start at 12.10 BST.
What time does qualifying begin?
Qualifying follows the third practice session on Saturday, and should begin at 1pm BST.
What is our prediction?
Mercedes have not lost in Russia since the race was added back on to the Formula 1 calendar in 2014, and Lewis Hamilton will continue that streak this weekend.
