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TABLE OF CONTENTS PART 1 GENERAL INFORMATION Sochi Autodrom Specifics 3–5 Media Services Map 6 Timetable 7-8 PART 2 MEDIA SERVICES Responsible: Track / FIA / Media Centre 9 Accreditation Centre / Media Centre Opening Hours 10 Press / Photographers' Area 11 Shuttle Buses: Routes / Timetable 12 Press Conferences 13 PART 3 2017 FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 Regulation Changes 14 Calendar 15 Entry List 16 Circuit Characteristics & Results — AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 17–18 Circuit Characteristics & Results — CHINESE GRAND PRIX 19–20 Circuit Characteristics & Results — BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX 21–22 Circuit Characteristics — RUSSIAN GRAND PRIX 23 Circuit Characteristics — SPANISH GRAND PRIX 24 Circuit Characteristics — MONACO GRAND PRIX 25 Circuit Characteristics — CANADIAN GRAND PRIX 26 Circuit Characteristics — AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX 27 Circuit Characteristics — AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX 28 Circuit Characteristics — BRITISH GRAND PRIX 29 Circuit Characteristics — HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX 30 Circuit Characteristics — BELGIAN GRAND PRIX 31 Circuit Characteristics — ITALIAN GRAND PRIX 32 Circuit Characteristics — SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX 33 Circuit Characteristics — MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX 34 Circuit Characteristics — JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 35 Circuit Characteristics — UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX 36 Circuit Characteristics — MEXICAN GRAND PRIX 37 Circuit Characteristics — BRAZILIAN GRAND PRIX 38 Circuit Characteristics — ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX 39 Sochi Autodrom 354340, Russian Federation Krasnodar region Sochi, Adler, Triumfalnaya str. 26 +7 (862) 241-90-50, +7 (862) 241-90-46 (fax) [email protected] www.sochiautodrom.ru 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS PART 4 2017 FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – STATISTICS Drivers' and Constructors' Standings 40-41 Pole Positions – Winners – Fastest Laps 41 PART 5 2017 FIA FORMULA ONE CHAMPIONSHIP – TEAMS & DRIVERS Teams and Drivers. Figures and Statistics 42-43 Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team 44 Red Bull Racing 45 Scuderia Ferrari 46 Sahara Force India F1 Team 47 Williams Martini Racing 48 McLaren Honda 49 Scuderia Toro Rosso 50 Haas F1 Team 51 Renault Sport Formula One Team 52 Sauber F1 Team 53 PART 6 HISTORY - FACTS & FIGURES Drivers World Champions 1951– 2016 54-55 Constructors World Champions 1951 – 2016 56-57 Drivers' & Constructors' Records 58-59 PART 7 SUPPORT RACE Mitjet 2L Arctic Cup 60 PART 8 ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMME Concerts 61 Entertainment in the Olympic Park 61-62 Autograph Sessions 62-63 PART 9 SOCHI TRAVEL GUIDE Sochi Travel Information 64-67 Sochi at a Glance 68 Restaurants and cafes 69-70 Shopping & Money 71 Car Rentals & Taxis 72 Train stations and airports 73 Emergency Services 74 Sochi Autodrom 354340, Russian Federation Krasnodar region Sochi, Adler, Triumfalnaya str. 26 +7 (862) 241-90-50, +7 (862) 241-90-46 (fax) [email protected] www.sochiautodrom.ru 2 GENERAL INFORMATION SOCHI AUTODROM SPECIFICS UNIQUE FEATURES: Sochi Autodrom is the first circuit in Russia hosting the Formula 1 Grand Prix Sochi Autodrom is the only Russian circuit that operates all year-round. Sochi Autodrom is well integrated into the Olympic Park. The well-developed infrastructure - in close proximity to the Olympic Park and Sochi Autodrom - includes a wide range of modern hotels of different categories and a convenient transport network, with a nearby airport and a transport hub with train and bus connections. Sochi Autodrom is one of the few Formula 1 venues to have team buildings specially constructed near the pit boxes. These buildings allow teams to operate away from their motorhomes, thereby simplifying logistics considerably. Sochi Autodrom Race Control building is the first in the world to have a video control system with Real- Time Full HD technology - ensuring high quality images on 56 screens tracking the cars. The system is based on data collected from 48 Speed Dome cameras located on the perimeter of the racing track. On the eve of the 2017 FORMULA 1 VTB RUSSIAN GRAND PRIX, the TecPro safety barriers system in the second, fourth and thirteenth turns was strengthened according to the new requirements of the FIA, dictated by the increased speeds of the cars. Sochi Autodrom 354340, Russian Federation Krasnodar region Sochi, Adler, Triumfalnaya str. 26 +7 (862) 241-90-50, +7 (862) 241-90-46 (fax) [email protected] www.sochiautodrom.ru 3 SOCHI AUTODROM SPECIFICS INFRASTRUCTURE Main Characteristics Length of the circuit — 5,848 m Width of the circuit — ranges from 13 to 15 m Number of turns — 12 right and 6 left (18 in total) Driving direction — clockwise The lengthy third turn – with a negative camber where Formula 1 cars reach speeds of over 300 km/h Maximum speed reached by Formula 1 cars at the Russian Grand Prix — 339 km/h Average speed reached by Formula 1 cars at the Russian Grand Prix — 229 km/h The total area of the object is 38.5 hectares. Race Control The Race Control, the headquarters of the motorsport events management, a race director office, Formula One Management (FOM) and International Automobile Federation (FIA) offices (during the Formula 1 Russian Grand Prix), a timing room and engineering communications necessary for organising and controlling how the competition runs are located here. Team Buildings 16 buildings for team members. On the ground floor, there are areas for catering and leisure, and a technical room. The first floor includes office rooms, drivers’ leisure rooms and a terrace. Pit Buildings Pit buildings includes 33 team boxes (garages) (width of each – 6.80 m, length – 17.65 m), as well as FIA and FOM boxes and VIP suites with outside grandstands (F1 Paddock Club). Media Centre Used for accredited media representatives, includes a press workroom (336 seats), a photographers’ area (104 seats), a press conference room (80 seats), a unilateral studio and a telecommunications centre. Medical Centre 1 floor, 497 sq.m. located in the circuits perimeter, has a fully equipped reanimation room, two smaller surgery rooms, an X-ray room with digital X-ray, a burn treating shower and a treatment room. Helipad Area (30x30 m) intended for landing/take-off for air vehicles providing emergency resuscitation and transportation of victims. Main Grandstand A six-storey, 400 meters building; the slope of the Main Grandstand provides an unlimited view segment on the racing line. Sochi Autodrom 354340, Russian Federation Krasnodar region Sochi, Adler, Triumfalnaya str. 26 +7 (862) 241-90-50, +7 (862) 241-90-46 (fax) [email protected] www.sochiautodrom.ru 4 SOCHI AUTODROM SPECIFICS OPERATIONS: Sports and Motorsports Since the opening of Sochi Autodrom in September 2014, the Competitions venue has hosted many sports events. Apart from the Formula 1 Grand Prix, a number of significant sporting events have been held here including the TCR International Series, the F4 NEZ Championship, the Russian Circuit Racing Series, the Max Power Cars and the Porsche Club Cup motorsport competitions, the Russian Triathlon Cup Final, the Mazda Sport Cup 2014 Final, the Sochi Half Marathon, the Russian Formula Masters (Formula 3 class) and the International race of the Mitjet 2L series Commercial Services The Autodrom’s circuit allows it to host open track days, where motorsport fans get the opportunity to test the Formula 1 track for themselves. The Sochi Autodrom’s team of professional drivers offers every visitor ‘taxi rides’ around the circuit. As part of regular venue tours, everyone also has a chance to visit the Race Control building; the team boxes and buildings, the Paddock Club and the VIP lounge. Sochi Autodrom is also actively used as a site for corporate events. Companies are offered spacious rooms to hold press conferences, new product presentations and business meetings of all levels. Sochi Autodrom is ready to offer interesting sponsorship packages and an attractive advertising space to potential partners. Sochi Autodrom 354340, Russian Federation Krasnodar region Sochi, Adler, Triumfalnaya str. 26 +7 (862) 241-90-50, +7 (862) 241-90-46 (fax) [email protected] www.sochiautodrom.ru 5 MEDIA SERVICES MAP Sochi Autodrom 354340, Russian Federation Krasnodar region Sochi, Adler, Triumfalnaya str. 26 +7 (862) 241-90-50, +7 (862) 241-90-46 (fax) [email protected] www.sochiautodrom.ru 6 TIMETABLE – 2017 FIA FORMULA 1 VTB RUSSIAN GRAND PRIX THURSDAY 10:00 16:00 FORMULA ONE INITIAL SCRUTINEERING 13:00 15:00 FORMULA ONE TRACK CLOSED FIA/FOM SYSTEMS CHECKS TRACK ACCESS RESTRICTED TO FIA/FOM ONLY 13:45 FORMULA ONE TRACK INSPECTION, TRACK COMPLETELY CLEAR 14:00 15:00 FORMULA ONE HIGH SPEED TRACK TEST – FIA SAFETY AND MEDICAL CAR 15:00 FORMULA ONE PRESS CONFERENCE – PRESS ROOM 15:15 19:15 PROMOTER ACTIVITY PUBLIC PIT LANE WALK FOR 4-DAY TICKET HOLDERS ONLY 15:50 17:45 PROMOTER ACTIVITY F1 DRIVERS’ AUTOGRAPH SESSION 16:00 FORMULA ONE TEAM MANAGERS' MEETING FRIDAY 09:45 10:45 FORMULA ONE PADDOCK CLUB PIT LANE WALK 09:45 10:15 PROMOTER ACTIVITY MERCEDES BENZ – RACE LAPS 10:20 FORMULA ONE MEDICAL INSPECTION 10:30 10:45 FORMULA ONE TRACK INSPECTION AND TRACK TEST 11:00 12:30¹ FORMULA ONE FIRST PRACTICE SESSION 13:00 13:30¹ PROMOTER ACTIVITY MERCEDES BENZ – RACE LAPS (PC GUESTS) 13:35 14:45 FORMULA ONE PADDOCK CLUB PIT LANE WALK 14:30 14:40 FORMULA ONE TRACK INSPECTION 15:00 16:30¹ FORMULA ONE SECOND PRACTICE SESSION 17:00 18:00 FORMULA ONE PRESS CONFERENCE – PRESS ROOM 17:00 17:30¹ MITJET 2L ARCTIC CUP PRACTICE SESSION 17:40 18:10¹ PROMOTER ACTIVITY MERCEDES BENZ – RACE LAPS 18:00 FORMULA ONE DRIVERS' MEETING 18:20 19:00 TRACK ACTIVITY MARSHALS’ PIT LANE WALK * These times refer to the start
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