F1, Gp Bahrain 2023: schedule and timetables
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The duel between the Red Bull Of Verstappen And Perez and between Ferrari Of Leclerc And Sainz is about to renew. Sunday into Bahrain starts on World Cup 2023 Of Formula 1. Despite the time zone with the Middle East, qualifying and races will be held at “European” times.
The program of the GP weekend in Bahrain
It starts on Friday 3 March with the first free practice at 12.30 Italian time. The riders will then be back on track at 4.30 pm for the second and last free practice. Similar program on Saturday 4th with the third free practice at 12.30, prelude to the official qualifying which will start at 16.30. The first green lights of the eagerly awaited race will come on Sunday 5 March at 4 pm. Verstappen, chasing a third consecutive world title, can only be the man to beat: the Dutchman however has never won in his career in Bahrain. Last year Leclerc’s Ferrari won, but it was an illusion thinking about the mid-season “collapse”.
Where to see the Bahrain GP on TV
Also this year all Formula One will be visible on Sky. Enthusiasts will be able to watch all the appointments of the Bahrain GP, from free practice to the race, on the dedicated Sky Formula One HD channel (decoder number 207), as well as on Sky Sport Uno (201). The events are also available in streaming on the SkyGo and NowTv platforms. On the other hand, Tv8 will be able to broadcast the events deferred: on Saturday at 21.30 the official qualifications and on Sunday, again at 21.30, the opening race. For the rest of the season, Tv8 will broadcast live the two Italian races of Imola and Monza, as well as the GPs of Spain, Hungary and Mexico.
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by our correspondent Alessandra Retico
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