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Here’s how to watch the 2024 United States Grand Prix live in the UK and USA:
2024 United States Grand Prix live session times
| Event | Date | Start Time | End Time | Time Zone | Channels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States GP first practice | Friday 18th October | 6:30pm | 7:30pm | Europe: London | UK: Sky Sports F1, USA: ESPN3 |
| United States GP sprint race qualifying | Friday 18th October | 10:30pm | Europe: London | UK: Sky Sports F1, USA: ESPN2 | |
| United States GP sprint race | Saturday 19th October | 7:00pm | Europe: London | UK: Sky Sports F1, USA: ESPN3 | |
| United States GP qualifying | Saturday 19th October | 11:00pm | Europe: London | UK: Sky Sports F1, USA: ESPNEWS | |
| United States GP | Sunday 20th October | 8:00pm | Europe: London | UK: Sky Sports F1, USA: ABC, ESPN3 |
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Viewers in Britain can watch Channel 4’s highlights of the race weekend at the following times:
- Saturday 19th October, 9:35am: United States Grand Prix F1 sprint race qualifying highlights
- Sunday 20th October, 8:00am: United States Grand Prix F1 qualifying highlights
- Monday 21st October, 0:50am: United States Grand Prix F1 grand prix highlights
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Jere (@jerejj)
14th October 2024, 14:06
I see the format has changed & that a time zone convert option has been added, which I don’t mind, although I prefer the 24-hour format to the 12-hour one.
A good thing about sprint being the earlier Saturday session is that it’ll occur in the evening rather than early night hours like both qualifying sessions.
MacLeod (@macleod)
15th October 2024, 8:15
I second this we live in Europe not in the States where people can’t read an clock ….
David (@nvherman)
17th October 2024, 15:16
@jerejj @macleod I totally agree: there are 24 hours in a day, let’s have the times reported that way
Woofa
18th October 2024, 0:24
The new format and converter are very useful for anyone who doesn’t have to just add an hour or two – no need for the comment about Americans (I’m not one) but here in Australia we have multiple time zones and our clocks change at different dates to the UK and Europe (and in the different direction as our summer is during your winter) – so I don’t have to look up whether these are on GMT or BST then add 9, 10, or 11 hours. I don’t understand the strong views on 24-hour time, unless those commenters are ex-military? Thank you Keith & the RF team – the new format is very much appreciated.
ykiki (@ykiki)
14th October 2024, 14:54
Once again, the main broadcast on Sunday in the USA is not ESPN 3, but over the air on ABC.
frood19 (@frood19)
14th October 2024, 17:18
Ugh, I forgot how late the highlights are for races in the far West. I guess I’ll be watching this on Monday then!
David Townrow
14th October 2024, 18:54
Any reason why channel 4’s coverage not included?
Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
14th October 2024, 21:29
It’s still there it’s just underneath the table now.
Paul
17th October 2024, 22:10
No problem with you separating the coverage, but could this be a table too? It would be much easier to read.
MichaelN
14th October 2024, 19:42
The time zone conversion is a great addition (newish anyway), thanks!
A 21:00 start for the race (here in Western Europe) is great.
Jere (@jerejj)
15th October 2024, 6:56
Don’t you mean Central Europe for the most part, i.e., UTC+2 for the time being.
MacLeod (@macleod)
15th October 2024, 8:17
More GMT +1 I think not sure what UTC is ….
MichaelN
15th October 2024, 14:14
UTC is the successor to GMT as a standard time.
The UK and Ireland are on GMT in winter, which is the same as UTC for all practical purposes. So it’s often labelled as UTC+0 while British Summer Time, or BST, would be UTC+1.
David (@nvherman)
17th October 2024, 15:27
@macleod UTC is the agreed abbreviation for Coordinated Universal Time (Temps Universel Coordonné in French). It is the reference for all other time zones, including Daylight Saving Time, and is based on International Atomic Time (TAI).
GMT (UTC+0) has therefore become the name for standard time for the UK, Ireland and Portugal, with the Daylight Saving Team for the UK being named British Summer Time (other localities may vary), and is UTC+1.
MichaelN
15th October 2024, 14:08
Hah! There turns out to be a “Western European” timezone indeed. Never heard the timezone for Ireland and Portugal referred to as such. I was thinking more western as in; France, Germany, the Netherlands.
AlexS
16th October 2024, 14:35
France, Germany and Netherlands is Western, but CET.