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Spanish GP Qualifying Schedule: When and Where to Watch the F1 Session at Barcelona

Published 05/21/2022, 10:37 AM EDT

The Spanish GP is all set to go ahead this week. The teams are gearing up for Saturday’s FP3 and all-important qualifying session before the race the following day. This Grand Prix could play a pivotal part in terms of the race for the championship and mid-table battle as several teams are bringing huge upgrades.

Charles Leclerc and Ferrari lead the way, but they are closely followed by Max Verstappen. Moreover, only 19 points separate the two. With the Bulls picking up momentum in the last two races, they will look to further close the gap. The Prancing Horse, however, has lined up a new package for the race in Barcelona.

Friday saw two free practice sessions. Once again, Leclerc dominated both the sessions as he came out on top. Meanwhile, Mercedes had a solid FP2 session as George Russell and Lewis Hamilton finished P2 and P3, respectively.

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The cars were on show earlier in Barcelona for the first pre season testing as well. So, the teams will can collect quality data and look at the progress they have made. The qualifying will take place on Saturday and here is a guide on when and where you can watch the session.

When and where to watch Spanish GP Qualifying?

Saturday’s qualifying is scheduled for an hour provided there are no red flags. Listed below are the timings for the qualifying session according to different time zones.

14:00 GMT

15: 00 BST

16:00 CEST

10:00 ET

23: 00 JST

19:30 IST

Fans all over the world are looking forward to watch how the grid will line up for Sunday’s race in Spain. Here is a list of where you can watch the qualifying session.

United States: ESPN

Canada: TSN

Australia: Fox Sports

Germany, Italy, United Kingdom: Sky Sports

Spain, Japan: DAZN

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India: Star Sports/Hotstar

Netherlands: Viaplay

The Grand Prix will witness a sell-out crowd. FP 3 will also take place earlier on Saturday, ahead of qualifying. Teams will look to capitalize on it as Barcelona is all ready to witness an exciting event. Meanwhile, the weather is also predicted to be dry and warm, with a light breeze throughout the Grand Prix.

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The attention will be on the F1-75 as fans are eager to check the results of the new upgrade. How do you think the grid will line up for the race tomorrow? Leave your predictions in the comments.

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Rahul Madhavan is a Formula 1 writer at EssentiallySports. After completing his Bachelor's degree in business administration, he is pursuing his love for sports in the form of writing. Rahul is an avid McLaren fan, who also enjoys writing about soccer.

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Ajinkya Aswale

Spanish GP Qualifying Schedule: When and Where to Watch the F1 Session at Barcelona

When and where to watch Spanish GP Qualifying?

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