Saudi Arabian F1 Grand Prix: Date, UK start time, schedule, TV channel and live stream ahead of big race weekend

THE Formula 1 season is back and Max Verstappen kicked it off by winning the Bahrain Grand Prix two weeks ago.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen finished in first place 12 seconds ahead of team-mate Sergio Pérez as Red Bull look to dominate the 2023 F1 season.

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Lewis Hamilton finished 5th and rumors he was leaving Mercedes at the end of the season began as he was desperate for an eighth world championship.

Last year’s Saudi Arabian GP was a thriller, with Verstappen simply propelling Charles Leclerc to the top step of the podium in 0.549s.

When is the F1 Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia?

• The F1 GP of Saudi Arabia will take place on Sunday March 19.
• The race is scheduled to start at 5pm UK time.
• Jeddah Corniche Circut is the track.

When is practice and qualifying for the F1 Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia?

• Practice 1 will take place on Friday March 17 from 1.30pm UK time.
• Practice 2 will take place on Friday March 17 from 5pm UK time.
• Practice 3 will take place on Saturday, match 18, starting at 1.30pm UK time.
• Qualifying will take place on Saturday March 18 from 5:00 p.m. UK time.

On which television channel is the F1 Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia broadcast?

• The F1 Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia will be broadcast live on Sky Sports F1.
• Coverage will start at 3pm UK time.

Can I live stream the F1 Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia?

• Sky Sports customers can stream all the action live via the NOW app or on Sky Go.
• Non-Sky Sports subscribers can buy a Sky Sports Day Pass through the NOW app for £11.99, which gives you access to eleven Sky Sports channels for 24 hours.
• Alternatively, you can follow SunSport’s FREE live blog to stay up to date with all the action in Saudi Arabia.

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