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2019 Spanish Grand Prix TV Times

2019 Spanish Grand Prix

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Here are the details of Sky and Channel 4’s coverage of the 2019 Spanish Grand Prix in the UK and ESPN’s in the USA:

2019 Spanish Grand Prix: Friday 10 May – Sunday 12 May 2019

UK (BST)

Day Session Channel Coverage starts Session starts Session ends
Friday Spanish Grand Prix first practice live Sky Sports F1 09:30 10:00 11:30
Friday Spanish Grand Prix second practice live Sky Sports F1 13:45 14:00 15:30
Saturday Formula Three Spain race one live Sky Sports F1 09:15 09:15
Saturday Spanish Grand Prix third practice live Sky Sports F1 10:30 11:00 12:00
Saturday Spanish Grand Prix qualifying live Sky Sports F1 13:00 14:00
Saturday Formula E Monaco EPrix live Quest / Eurosport 1 / BT Sport Extra 3 15:00
Saturday Formula Two Spain feature race live Sky Sports F1 15:30 15:40
Saturday Spanish Grand Prix qualifying highlights Channel 4 19:30
Saturday IndyCar Grand Prix of Indianapolis live Sky Sports F1 20:00 20:40
Sunday Formula Three Spain race two live Sky Sports F1 09:15 09:15
Sunday Formula Two Spain sprint race live Sky Sports F1 10:20 10:30
Sunday Spanish Grand Prix live Sky Sports F1 12:30 14:10
Sunday Spanish Grand Prix highlights Channel 4 19:00

USA (Eastern)

Day Session Channel Coverage starts Session starts Session ends
Friday Azerbaijan Grand Prix first practice live ESPN2 4:55 5:00 6:30
Friday Azerbaijan Grand Prix second practice live ESPNU 8:55 9:00 10:30
Saturday Azerbaijan Grand Prix third practice live ESPN2 5:55 6:00 7:00
Saturday Azerbaijan Grand Prix qualifying live ESPN2 8:55 9:00
Saturday Formula E Monaco EPrix live Caffeine 9:30 10:00
Saturday IndyCar Grand Prix of Indianapolis live NBC 15:00 15:40
Sunday Azerbaijan Grand Prix live ESPN2 9:05 9:10

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Keith Collantine
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5 comments on “2019 Spanish Grand Prix TV Times”

  1. That’s so nice to provide the TV times for the North Americans, Keith. Pretty sure they will all enjoy watching the Azerbaijan GP again, while Europe must get by with just another “He’s from Barcelona” race. ;-)

  2. Is there any chance of a wet weather race this weekend?

    1. It’s unlikely to rain. According to the latest forecasts temperatures will reach 25°C on Friday and Saturday afternoon, with Sunday getting a few degrees colder (between 20-22°C).

      It’s puzzling. Given how close the circuit is to the sea you’d expect rain affecting the race weekends from time to time.
      But it has never rained here in May (if my memory serves me right) and the only wet race we had here was held in June.

  3. It’ll be interesting to see how much of a trackside crowd this weekend draws, being the first “Spainish” GP in years without Alonso.

  4. Sonny Crockett
    7th May 2019, 12:01

    If you’ve never been to an overseas Grand Prix but are tempted to do so then I strongly recommend the Spanish GP.

    Yes, the track isn’t the best but it is a very accessible circuit and one of the cheapest to attend on the calendar. Tickets for the uncovered stands on the main straight are very reasonably priced, especially compared to Silverstone.

    Flights to Barcelona from the UK are cheap and plentiful plus the journey from the centre of Barcelona to the circuit at Montmelo is a relatively short, inexpensive train ride.

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