Formula One is almost here and the fans are already starting to count down every single second that passes by. We’ve all waited for this moment for over two years ever since F1 made the official announcement about the revamped regulations.
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What’s more, the recently concluded pre-season testing in Bahrain also managed to up the ante as Ferrari look more solid than ever having shown glimpses of joining Mercedes and Red Bull for the championship fight. Hence, amidst what could be one of the most exhilarating season-opening races of all time, we’d advise the fans against missing out on such a weekend.
So, here’s a guide to the Bahrain Grand Prix, including when and where the live event will take place.
When to watch the Bahrain GP
Friday
First Practice Session (60 minutes):-
Bahrain (Local Time) – 3:00 PM
United States – 8:00 AM
Canada – 8:00 AM
United Kingdom – 12:00 PM
Australia – 11:00 PM
Italy – 1:00 PM
Second Practice Session (60 minutes):-
Bahrain (Local Time) – 6:00 PM
United States – 11:00 AM
Canada – 11:00 AM
United Kingdom – 3:00 PM
Australia – 2:00 AM (+1 day)
Italy – 4:00 PM
Saturday
Third Practice Session (60 minutes):-
Bahrain (Local Time) – 3:00 PM
United States – 8:00 AM
Canada – 8:00 AM
United Kingdom – 12:00 PM
Australia – 11:00 PM
Italy – 1:00 PM
Qualifying (60 minutes):-
Bahrain (Local Time) – 6:00 PM
United States – 11:00 AM
Canada – 11:00 AM
United Kingdom – 3:00 PM
Australia – 2:00 AM (+1 day)
Italy – 4:00 PM
Sunday
Main Race (90 minutes):-
Bahrain (Local Time) – 6:00 PM
United States – 11:00 AM
Canada – 11:00 AM
United Kingdom – 3:00 PM
Australia – 2:00 AM (+1 day)
Italy – 4:00 PM
Where to watch the F1 event in Bahrain
| Country | Channel |
| Australia |
Fox Sports Channels Network Ten |
| Canada | RDS |
| France | Canal+ |
| Germany |
Sky Deutschland RTL |
| India | Star Sports |
| Italy | Sky Italia |
| Netherlands | Viaplay |
| New Zealand | Spark Sport |
| Portugal | Sport TV |
| Spain | F1 DAZN |
| United Kingdom | C4 Sky Sports |
| United States of America | ESPN |
Overall, the opening race weekend of 2022 will yet again take place in the deserts of Bahrain under the lights. And if you’re planning to skip practice sessions this weekend, we’d suggest you don’t! This is because Friday will witness extremely windy conditions with gusts potentially reaching up to 60 km/h.
Hence, there are going to be an insane number of spins and maybe even crashes. So, a very entertaining start to the race weekend ahead for the viewers craving on-track action!
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