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2021 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix TV Times

2021 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix

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Here’s how to watch the 2021 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix live in the UK and USA:

2021 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix: Friday 16 April – Sunday 18 April 2021

UK (BST)

DaySessionChannelSession startsSession ends
FridayEmilia-Romagna Grand Prix first practice liveSky Sports F110:0011:00
FridayEmilia-Romagna Grand Prix second practice liveSky Sports F113:3014:30
SaturdayEmilia-Romagna Grand Prix third practice liveSky Sports F110:0011:00
SaturdayEmilia-Romagna Grand Prix qualifying liveSky Sports F113:00
SundayEmilia-Romagna Grand Prix liveSky Sports F114:00
SundayIndyCar Grand Prix of Alabama liveSky Sports F120:42

USA (Eastern)

DaySessionChannelSession startsSession ends
FridayEmilia-Romagna Grand Prix first practice liveESPN205:0006:00
FridayEmilia-Romagna Grand Prix second practice liveESPNU08:3009:30
SaturdayEmilia-Romagna Grand Prix third practice liveESPN205:0006:00
SaturdayEmilia-Romagna Grand Prix qualifying liveESPN208:00
SundayEmilia-Romagna Grand Prix liveESPN09:00
SundayIndyCar Grand Prix of Alabama liveNBC15:42

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Other single-seater races this weekend

17/04/2021: Indy Lights round 1: Barber Motorsport Park
17/04/2021: Indy Pro 2000 round 1: Barber Motorsport Park
17/04/2021: USF2000 round 1: Barber Motorsport Park
17/04/2021: Formula Regional Europe round 1: Imola
17/04/2021: Australian F3 round 4: Morgan Park
18/04/2021: IndyCar round 1: Grand Prix of Alabama, Barber Motorsport Park
18/04/2021: Indy Lights round 2: Barber Motorsport Park
18/04/2021: Indy Pro 2000 round 2: Barber Motorsport Park
18/04/2021: USF2000 round 2: Barber Motorsport Park
18/04/2021: Formula Regional Europe round 2: Imola
18/04/2021: Australian F3 round 5: Morgan Park
18/04/2021: Australian F3 round 6: Morgan Park

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Find times for every F1 session this year and all the 2021 race dates with the RaceFans Google Calendar.

Update: The starting times for Friday and Saturday’s F1 sessions have been brought forward to avoid a clash with the funeral of Britain’s Prince Philip. The changes are reflected above

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15 comments on “2021 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix TV Times”

  1. Hi @keithcollantine

    It would be really helpful for fans outside USA and UK if you can also add a table with the times in UTC.
    One less mathematical calculation :-)

    Thanks.

    1. @webtel I don’t see how having or not having UTC makes a difference.

      1. @jerejj
        It gets easier to calculate the times. Because local time is always UTC + or – something.

        1. @webtel I don’t have difficulties calculating times without the UTC reference, but I understand your point.

        2. AJ (@asleepatthewheel)
          13th April 2021, 12:03

          F1 website gives session timings in local time as well as your regional time…could use that.

          1. @asleepatthewheel
            That’s exactly what I end up doing. But frankly speaking, I visit racefans for all news. So this is my site of choice for F1. So am only happier if I see times in UTC here.
            The math is easy for me. But we don’t follow dst here. It’s just easier to look up on the web. Hoping racefans would help.

  2. 3 weeks is a pain between races, especially this early in the season

    1. @balue Well, this gap was a necessary evil caused by the race scheduled changes back in January, but a one-off thing, so survivable. I’m not counting out similar happening at the backend if Brazil and Mexico fall out.

  3. I wonder what changed after last season’s event regarding the number of practice sessions. Local noise restrictions were ‘another’ reason for having a single session last time out. Either they’ve got dropped since, or something else.

  4. Should be a good weekend. F1 and the return of Indy Car.
    For once I’m glad there is no F2 / F3, as I’d like to also see the outside world at some point :)

  5. Is it deliberate to leave out Channel 4’s free coverage times?

    1930 & 1830, local time BTW

    1. There are also less costly one hour summeries for Sky owners, Sky 1 about 5pm both days

    2. Ben Rowe (@thegianthogweed)
      13th April 2021, 18:43

      @falken

      I’m also a bit annoyed about this. Sky are the most expensive they have ever been this year so there will be more people than previously sticking to the free to air highlights. Channel 4 highlights were always listed in previous years. I remember this site as F1-Fanitic.co.uk implying it was a UK site. It goes as far as now showing the US times, but doesn’t show the free coverage times for the UK like it always used to.

      1. No idea why C4 isn’t listed either, but then again I use Sky’s own TV Guide [web or EPG] and Radio Times for race weekend schedules

  6. I agree @falken. I too am not sure why C4 in the U.K. is not included. I usually watch this as I won’t pay regular money to Sky just for the pleasure of seeing F1. I do watch live races sometimes.

    I doubt it would be too taxing to do this as it was never a problem before.

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