European Grand Prix TV times

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Here are the times for the BBC?óÔé¼Ôäós F1 coverage of this weekend’s European Grand Prix:

Friday 21st August

8.55 – 10.35 – Free practice 1 (BBC Red Button and online)
13.00 – 14.30 – Free practice 2 (BBC Red Button and online)

Saturday 22nd August

10.00 – 11.00 – Free practice 3 (BBC Red Button and online)
12.10 – 14.15 – Qualifying (BBC One, Red Button and online)
Qualifying start time: 13.00

Sunday 23rd August

12.10 – 15.00 – Race (BBC One, Red Button and online)
Race start time: 13.00

19.00 – 20.00 – Race highlights (BBC Three, Red Button and online)

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16 comments on “European Grand Prix TV times”

  1. al
    16th August 2009, 23:15

    Does anyone know who will show this race in the netherlands?
    I’m going on holiday and i don’t want to miss it!
    any help will be greatly appreciated.
    thanks.

    1. Watson Waterstone
      21st August 2009, 14:52

      SBS6 and BBC Two provide coverage in the Netherlands. :)

  2. Terry Fabulous
    17th August 2009, 1:01

    ONE is showing both the race and qualifying live!
    10PM Saturday and Sunday night.

    Here’s hoping Webber can do it and that we can whup the All Blacks to make it a perfect weekend.

    1. TommyB
      17th August 2009, 16:09

      A Webber win would do nicely :)

  3. Soenarko
    17th August 2009, 1:17

    Qualifying and race will be broadcasted live by Dutch broadcasting company RTL7.
    Sa 22 aug. 13.55-15.10 RTL GP: Formule 1 – Europe – Qualifying
    Su 23 aug. 12.45-13.55 RTL GP: Formule 1 – Europa – Preshow
    Su 23 aug. 13.55-15.45 RTL GP: Formule 1 – Europa – Race
    Su 23 aug. 15.45-16.00 RTL GP: Formule 1 – Europa – Review
    Times are local (CEST).

    However commentary is in Dutch and there will be commercial breaks. In most parts of the Netherlands we can receive BBC via cable, so I prefer BBC myself.

    1. al
      17th August 2009, 10:30

      You’ve been a great help.
      Thanks!

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      Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
      18th August 2009, 22:43

      Thanks for that Soenarko!

  4. Gerhard Burgerking
    17th August 2009, 2:00

    Really, Terry? Live Qualy? Awesome news! Hope that goes for here in SA and not just the Eastern states.

    1. Terry Fabulous
      17th August 2009, 6:50

      Yeah Gerhard mate, Live in Adelaide as well
      http://ten.com.au/hdtvguide_search.htm.

      I can’t wait to see racing again!

    2. TommyB
      17th August 2009, 16:08

      Your username is brilliant

      1. Terry Fabulous
        18th August 2009, 0:25

        When I was younger I always wanted McDonalds would jump on board during the F1 season and sell a Gerhard Berger.

  5. NDINYO
    17th August 2009, 14:22

    Gerhard, i believe quali is always live in SA

    1. StrFerrari4Ever
      17th August 2009, 16:00

      Yeah I once went there and quali was live had a 30minute build up then switched to ITV coverage now they should be switching to BBC coverage i believe.

  6. Soenarko
    19th August 2009, 7:18

    @al. No problem. Enjoy your stay in The Netherlands. And a nice European Grand Prix of course!

  7. Pico
    27th August 2009, 5:16

    On the F1 European Grand Prix 2009 for the BBC Grand Prix and the intro to the Red Button for the European Grand Prix they have a song as the intro which is just a guitar (electric guitar). Anyone have any idea what song that is? It is driving me mad!

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