2017 Brazilian Grand Prix: TV schedule, start times, key information

The penultimate Grand Prix of the 2017 Formula 1 season takes place in Sao Paulo, Brazil, this weekend, as Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes enjoy the procession towards the end of the campaign with their drivers and constructors championships safely in the trophy cabinet. The first practice is already underway, and here's how you can enjoy the rest of the race weekend.

When is the Brazilian Grand Prix?

It takes place this weekend, with the race on Sunday, November 12.

What time does it start?

The race begins at 4PM GMT.

Where will it be shown in the UK?

Sky Sports F1 hold exclusive rights to the race weekend and will be live from Friday's practice session through to the aftermath of the big race. Terrestrial broadcaster Channel 4 will have highlights of the race on Sunday evening at 2230PM GMT.

How many races are remaining in the season?

This is the penultimate race of the year, with a final trip to Abu Dhabi to come on November 26 to round off the campaign.

What can we expect in Brazil?

We can certainly expect Lewis Hamilton to be pressed at every opportunity about his future in Formula 1. He has admitted in the build-up to the race that he has other goals he would like to achieve, leading to speculation that the four-time world champion may be counting down the days until he decides to quit the sport.

What's worth tuning in for?

Drivers competing for points and positions with a little more freedom, but also knowing that drives are on the line for next season and potentially bigger positions could be up for grabs.