Sky Sports F1 schedule for the 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix

Sky Sports F1 will broadcast the entire 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix weekend. They will cover all the action during the 2024 Formula 1 season in the United Kingdom, so fans won't miss anything. GPblog will also provide a liveblog with updates throughout each day. Here, you can see the Sky Sports F1 schedule.

What is the Sky Sports F1 broadcast schedule?

Sky Sports F1 return on Saturday for the 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix. Coverage will start at 13:30pm, and they will stay live until 6pm. Ted's Notebook will then summarise the Bahrain Grand Prix, which starts at 6pm and lasts 30 minutes. To see the full Grand Prix schedule, click here.

Will Sky Sports F1 broadcast F2 and F3 this weekend?

Sky Sports F1 will show every session from Formula 2 and Formula 3 in Bahrain. This includes practice and qualifying.

Who will be on the Sky Sports F1 team in Bahrain?

Ted Kravitz will be present in Bahrain. He will be joined by David Croft. The commentator will miss three Grands Prix this season, but Bahrain isn't expected to be one of them after his Instagram post during testing. Croft is expected to be joined by Martin Brundle in the commentary box for qualifying and the Grand Prix. Simon Lazenby is expected to present this weekend. He is joined by Damon Hill and Naomi Schiff.

How can you watch Sky Sports F1?

Sky Sports F1 is available in the United Kingdom. You can purchase the channel through a package offered by Sky themselves. You can also buy a package which includes Sky Sports F1 on Virgin Media TV. You can add Sky Sports F1 if you are with BT TV. You can stream Sky Sports F1 online via NOW TV. You can purchase a monthly package.

How can you watch the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend without Sky Sports F1?

If you are located in the United Kingdom, you can't watch the Bahrain Grand Prix without paying for Sky Sports F1. For fans outside of the UK, the Bahrain Grand Prix will be shown on F1TV Pro in most countries worldwide. Sky have the rights to broadcast Sky Sports F1 in Germany, Italy and others. ViaPlay have the rights to broadcast F1 in some locations worldwide, including The Netherlands.