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ESPN staff
ESPN is the exclusive home of Formula One in the U.S., having extended its TV deal until the 2022 season.
After a four-month delay caused by the global coronavirus pandemic, F1 is ready to start the season. At present it has an eight-race calendar, but it hopes to increase that to a championship of 15-18 events.
Here are the TV times for every session (all times Eastern):
Austrian Grand Prix
Red Bull Ring, Austria
Friday, July 3 – Practice 1 – 4.55AM – ESPN2,
Friday, July 3 – Practice 2 – 8.55AM – ESPN2
Saturday, July 4 – Practice 3 – 5.55AM – ESPN2
Saturday, July 4 – Qualifying – 8.55AM – ESPN
Sunday, July 5 – Grand Prix Weekend – 8.00AM – ESPN
Sunday, July 5 – Race – 9.05AM – ESPN
Styrian Grand Prix
Red Bull Ring, Austria
Friday, July 10 – Practice 1 – 4.55AM – ESPN2,
Friday, July 10 – Practice 2 – 8.55AM – ESPN2
Saturday, July 11 – Practice 3 – 5.55AM – ESPN2
Saturday, July 11 – Qualifying – 8.55AM – ESPN
Sunday, July 12 – Grand Prix Weekend – 8.00AM – ESPN
Sunday, July 12 – Race – 9.05AM – ESPN
The rest of the schedule as it stands
TV listings to be confirmed.
July 17-19: Hungarian Grand Prix, Hungaroring, Hungary
July 31-Aug. 2: British Grand Prix, Silverstone, Great Britain
Aug. 7-9: Formula One 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, Silverstone, Great Britain
Aug. 14-16: Spanish Grand Prix, Circuit de Catalunya, Spain
Aug. 28-30: Belgian Grand Prix, Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium
Sept. 4-6: Italian Grand Prix, Monza, Italy