The Chinese GP weekend has begun in heavily disrupted fashion after thick cloud caused long delays to both Friday's practice sessions. On a dank and overcast day in Shanghai, the medical helicopter at the circuit was grounded as even murkier conditions at the local hospital meant its heliport was closed. F1 sessions cannot take place if the helicopter is unable to fly to the nearest hospital. When's the Chinese GP on Sky F1? TV times and all the ways you can watch... Practice One was twice red flagged, with only 20 minutes of running completed in wet conditions. The start of Practice Two was then delayed by at least half an hour as conditions at the hospital, some 30km away in downtown...
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