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MEDIA KIT 2021 RESPECT THE BARRIER GESTURES TOGETHER Wearing a mask Keep Wash your hands mandatory your distance regularly Cough or sneeze Use single-use Avoid into your elbow tissues all contact stopcovid.gouv.fr 2 Summary TIMETABLE ...................................................................................................................... p 4 Thursday 17 june ................................................................................................................... p 4 Friday 18 june ..........................................................................................................................p 5 Saturday 19 june .....................................................................................................................p 6 Sunday 20 june ........................................................................................................................p 7 PRACTICAL INFORMATIONS .........................................................................p 8 PRESS CONFERENCES .........................................................................................p 9 MEDIA CENTER ..........................................................................................................p 11 SAFETY TRACK PLAN ...................................................................................... p 12 THE CIRCUIT ...................................................................................................................p 13 PAUL RICARD CIRCUIT Sustainable Development Policy ...................................................................................p 14 STAT S ..................................................................................................................................... p 16 THE FRENCH GRAND PRIX CIRCUITS ........................................... p 18 THE RECORDS OF THE FRENCH GRAND PRIX .................... p 19 ACCESS MAP .............................................................................................................. p 20 EVENT MAP ................................................................................................................ p 21 3 Timetable THURSDAY 17 JUNE 5:57 SUNRISE 09:00 12:30 FORMULA 1 TRACK TEAM TRACK WALKS 11:30 12:00 PROMOTER ACTIVITY ONLINE MEETING SECURITY BRIEFING PRESS CONFERENCE 12:30 16:00 FORMULA 1 PRESS CONFERENCE ROOM 13:00 14:00 FORMULA 1 ONLINE MEETING TEAM MANAGERS’ MEETING TRACK CLOSED FIA/F1 SYSTEMS 13:00 15:00 FORMULA 1 TRACK CHECKS. ACCESS RESTRICTED TO FIA/F1 ONLY TRACK INSPECTION, 13:45 14:00 FIA TRACK TRACK COMPLETELY CLEAR HIGH SPEED TRACK TEST - FIA 14:00 15:00 FIA TRACK SAFETY & MEDICAL CARS HYDROGEN PROTOTYPE 15:10 15:30 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK DEMONSTRATION (HIGH SPEED) DRIVERS’ & TEAM MANAGERS’ 17:00 17:30 FIA FORMULA 3 ONLINE MEETING MEETING CYCLING EVENT (TRACK CLOSED 17:00 17:30 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK TO PROFILE 1 PERSONNEL) 18:00 TRACK OPEN TO F1 PASS HOLDERS F1 EXPERIENCES TRACK 18:00 19:00 F1 EXPERIENCES TRACK TOUR/GRID PHOTO 21:20 SUNSET 23:30 TEAM CURFEW STARTS 4 Timetable FRIDAY 18 JUNE 5:57 SUNRISE 08:30 TEAM CURFEW ENDS TRACK & MEDICAL INSPECTION & 08:35 08:50 FIA TRACK SAFETY CAR TEST 09:10 09:40 RENAULT CLIO CUP TRACK FIRST PRACTICE SESSION 10:05 10:50 FIA FORMULA 3 TRACK PRACTICE SESSION TRACK INSPECTION & F1 STEWARDS’ 11:00 11:15 FIA TRACK FAMILIARISATION 11:30 12:30 FORMULA 1 TRACK FIRST PRACTICE SESSION HISTORIC F1 CARS DEMONSTRATION 12:35 12:45 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK (HIGH SPEED) 12:55 13:25 RENAULT CLIO CUP TRACK SECOND PRACTICE SESSION PRESS CONFERENCE 13:00 14:00 FORMULA 1 PRESS CONFERENCE ROOM 13:50 14:20 FIA FORMULA 3 TRACK QUALIFYING SESSION 14:30 14:40 FIA TRACK TRACK INSPECTION 15:00 16:00 FORMULA 1 TRACK SECOND PRACTICE SESSION CINEMAS ICONIC CARS 16:05 16:15 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK DEMONSTRATION PRESS CONFERENCE 16:05 16:35 FIA FORMULA 3 PRESS CONFERENCE ROOM FORMULA 1 16:20 16:50 TRACK TRUCK TOUR HOSPITALITY 17:00 17:20 RENAULT CLIO CUP TRACK FIRST QUALIFYING SESSION HYDROGEN PROTOTYPE 17:30 17:50 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK DEMONSTRATION (HIGH SPEED) 17:30 18:30 FORMULA 1 ONLINE MEETING DRIVERS’ MEETING 17:55 18:25 F1 EXPERIENCES TRACK F1 EXPERIENCES TRACK TOUR 18:45 TRACK OPEN TO F1 PASS HOLDERS 21:20 SUNSET 23:30 TEAM CURFEW STARTS 5 Timetable SATURDAY 19 JUNE 05:58 SUNRISE TRACK & MEDICAL INSPECTION & 08:25 08:40 FIA TRACK SAFETY CAR TEST 09:00 TEAM CURFEW ENDS 09:00 09:20 RENAULT CLIO CUP TRACK SECOND QUALIFYING SESSION 09:25 09:45 FORMULA 1 PIT LANE PIT STOP PRACTICE CINEMAS ICONIC CARS 09:35 09:45 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK DEMONSTRATION 09:55 10:00 FIA FORMULA 3 PIT LANE PIT LANE OPEN 10:10 10:55 FIA FORMULA 3 TRACK FIRST RACE (20 LAPS OR 40 MINS) HYDROGEN PROTOTYPE 11:05 11:25 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK DEMONSTRATION (HIGH SPEED) PRESS CONFERENCE 11:15 11:45 FIA FORMULA 3 PRESS CONFERENCE ROOM 11:30 11:40 FIA TRACK TRACK INSPECTION 12:00 13:00 FORMULA 1 TRACK THIRD PRACTICE SESSION FORMULA 1 HOSPITA- 13:05 13:35 TRACK TRUCK TOUR LITY 13:45 14:20 RENAULT CLIO CUP TRACK FIRST RACE (25 MINS +1 LAP) 14:30 14:40 FIA TRACK TRACK INSPECTION 15:00 16:00 FORMULA 1 TRACK QUALIFYING SESSION PRESS CONFERENCE 16:00 17:00 FORMULA 1 PRESS CONFERENCE ROOM HISTORIC F1 CARS DEMONSTRATION 16:05 16:20 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK (HIGH SPEED) 16:25 16:30 FIA FORMULA 3 PIT LANE PIT LANE OPEN SECOND RACE 16:40 17:25 FIA FORMULA 3 TRACK (20 LAPS OR 40 MINS) HYDROGEN PROTOTYPE 17:35 17:55 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK DEMONSTRATION (HIGH SPEED) PRESS CONFERENCE 17:45 18:15 FIA FORMULA 3 PRESS CONFERENCE ROOM 18:10 TRACK OPEN TO F1 PASS HOLDERS 21:20 SUNSET 6 Timetable SUNDAY 20 JUNE 2021 05:58 SUNRISE 10:00 F1 CAR COVER SEALS REMOVED TRACK & MEDICAL INSPECTION 10:00 10:15 FIA TRACK & SATEFY CAR TEST 10:25 11:00 RENAULT CLIO CUP TRACK SECOND RACE (25 MINS + 1 LAP) 11:25 11:30 FIA FORMULA 3 PIT LANE PIT LANE OPEN 11:40 12:25 FIA FORMULA 3 TRACK THIRD RACE (20 LAPS OR 40 MINS) HISTORIC F1 CARS 12:30 12:50 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK DEMONSTRATION (HIGH SPEED) PRESS CONFERENCE 12:45 13:15 FIA FORMULA 3 PRESS CONFERENCE ROOM HYDROGEN PROTOTYPE 12:50 13:10 PROMOTER ACTIVITY TRACK DEMONSTRATION (HIGH SPEED) FORMULA 1 13:15 13:45 TRACK TRUCK TOUR HOSPITALITY 13:20 13:50 FORMULA 1 TRACK DRIVERS’ PARADE 14:00 14:10 FIA TRACK TRACK & MEDICAL INSPECTION 14:20 14:30 FORMULA 1 PIT LANE PIT LANE OPEN 14:43 14:44 FORMULA 1 TRACK ‘WE RACE AS ONE’ GESTURE 14:44 14:46 FORMULA 1 TRACK NATIONAL ANTHEM 15:00 17:00 FORMULA 1 TRACK GRAND PRIX (53 LAPS OR 120 MINS) 21:21 SUNSET 7 Practical informations ACCREDITATION CENTER OPENING HOURS TUESDAY 15 JUNE 2021 from 14:00 to 18:00 WEDNESDAY 16 JUNE 2021 from 11:00 to 19:00 THURSDAY 17 JUNE 2021 from 08:00 to 18:00 FRIDAY 18 JUNE 2021 from 08:00 to 16:00 SATURDAY 19 JUNE 2021 from 08:00 to 12:00 MEDIA CENTER OPENING HOURS THURSDAY 17 JUNE 2021 from 09:00 to 18:00 FRIDAY 18 JUNE 2021 from 08:00 to 20:00 SATURDAY 19 JUNE 2021 from 08:00 to 21:00 SUNDAY 20 JUNE 2021 from 08:00 - until the departure of the last journalist 8 Press conferences FORMULA 1 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP THURSDAY 17 JUNE 2021 FRIDAY «Drivers» Press Videoconference from the Press Conference 18 JUNE 2021 Room of the Media Center. Press videoconference for up to 6 team personalities, selected by the Remote Press Conference F1 Communications Director and Media Delegate, from the Media Centre Press Conference Room. Time Group Drivers 13:00 - 13:30 – Group 1 Pierre GASLY – AlphaTauri • Laurent Rossi (Alpine) 12:30 1 • Frédéric Vasseur (Alfa Romeo) 12:45 Lando NORRIS – McLaren 13:30 - 14:00 – Group 2 • Mattia Binotto (Ferrari) 12:50 Kimi RÄIKKÖNEN – Alfa Romeo • Mario Isola (Pirelli) 2 13:05 Valtteri BOTTAS – Mercedes 13:10 Lewis HAMILTON – Mercedes 3 13:25 Max VERSTAPPEN – Red Bull SATURDAY 19 JUNE 2021 13:30 Yuki TSUNODA – AlphaTauri 4 13:45 Daniel RICCIARDO – McLaren At the end of the qualifying session a) One-sided TV interviews of the 13:50 Sebastian VETTEL – Aston Martin 5 first three drivers of the qualifying 14:05 Sergio PEREZ – Red Bull session, at the foot of the podium. b) Press video conference of the 14:10 Mick SCHUMACHER – Haas first three drivers of the qualifying 6 14:25 practice session, from the Press Nicholas LATIFI – Williams Conference Room. 14:30 Antonio GIOVINAZZI – Alfa Romeo 7 14:45 Lance STROLL – Aston Martin SUNDAY 14:50 Carlos SAINZ – Ferrari 20 JUNE 2021 8 15:05 Nikita MAZEPIN – Haas At the end of the award ceremony 15:10 Charles LECLERC – Ferrari a) One-sided TV interviews with the 9 15:25 top three riders at the end of the George RUSSELL – Williams race, at the foot of the podium. b) End of race press conference Fernando ALONSO – Alpine 15:30 with the first three classified dri- 10 15:45 Esteban OCON – Alpine vers, from the Press Conference Room. 9 Press conferences FORMULA 3 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP THURSDAY 17 FRIDAY 18 SATURDAY 19 JUNE 2021 JUNE 2021 JUNE 2021 17:00 - 17:30 16:05 - 16:35 11:15 - 11:45 & 17:45 - 18:15 Press videoconference of Press video conference of the first three drivers of the the first three drivers of the Press videoconference at the qualifying session, from the qualifying session, from the end of race 2 with the first Press Conference Room of the Press Conference Room of the three classified drivers, from Media Centre. Media Centre. the Press Conference Room of the Media Centre. SATURDAY 19 JUNE 2021 12:45 - 13:15 Press videoconference at the end of race 3 with the first three classified drivers, from the Media Centre Press Confe- rence Room. We recall that during the press conferences, the television crews and the and TV cameras are not allowed in the Media Centre.
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