The first triple-header of the 2021 F1 season ended with last weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix, where Max Verstappen won the race with sheer dominance.

Now, the focus shifts onto the next race weekend, which will take place at Silverstone. The excitement is undeniably high too, as the British Grand Prix will be hosting F1’s first-ever sprint race qualifying.

Sprint qualifying will be taking over the FP3’s spot on the weekend’s schedule. Thus, Friday will witness FP1 and the usual qualifying session, which will decide the starting grid for the sprint qualifying.

Saturday will start off with FP2, followed by the much-anticipated sprint race. Ultimately, the main race will round off the British GP weekend.

What are the timings for the F1 weekend at Silverstone?

The first practice session will start off at 2:30 PM local time, which is 9:30 AM around the United States. The second session of Friday, qualifying, will take place at 6:00 PM local time. American viewers can witness the event at 1:00 PM ET.

The second practice session will happen on Saturday morning at Silverstone at 12:00 PM local time while the western continent can watch the action at 7:00 AM ET.

Later in the afternoon, the highly anticipated sprint qualifying will unfold at 4:30 PM local time, with the US witnessing the same event at 11:30 AM ET.

Ultimately, the main race event will start at 3:00 PM local time, which is 10:00 AM ET around the United States.

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Where to watch the British GP?

The United States viewers can catch a glimpse of the action through ESPN while the UK viewers can view the same through Sky Sports and C4.

DAZN holds broadcasting rights for Spain, while Eleven Sports telecasts the F1 race events around Portugal. The Netherlands can view the event through the famous Ziggo Sport. Italy’s F1 broadcasting rights are held by Sky Italia.

It’s the usual Fuji TV for Japan and Canal+ for France. Australian viewers can view the British GP through Fox Sports or Network 10. And finally, the Indian viewers will be able to witness the live F1 event through Star Sports.

Overall, an interesting F1 weekend is in the offing, especially with the inclusion of a sprint race qualifying. So, how successful do you think will this refreshing race weekend turn out to be?

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