Share this: Mercedes-AMG Petronas and Scuderia Ferrari each will look to prove they have a definitive edge over the other as they take to the Sochi Autodrom on Sunday for the Formula One Russian Grand Prix. The 3.64-mile circuit is well-liked by drivers due to its technical nature and various overtaking opportunities. It also is popular among fans, as it winds through the Sochi Olympic Park, providing a scenic backdrop. The lone Russian driver on the grid, Scuderia Toro Rosso’s Daniil Kvyat, has a grand stand named after him, though the track hasn’t been very kind to him. He recorded a P5 finish in 2015 with Red Bull Racing, but finished P15 in 2016 following two first-lap collisions with Sebastian Vettel. Here’s how to watch the