The sprint race takes place on Saturday morning as well as qualifying for the race on Sunday. We’ll show you where and when you can watch both for free on TV and live stream.
Two important sessions await the drivers this Saturday. (Source: Chinaimages / depositphotos.com)
- The sprint and qualifying take place before the race for the Chinese Grand Prix.
- The sprint starts this morning at 5:00 a.m., the qualifying can be seen from 9:00 a.m.
- You can see both on pay TV on Sky, Wow and RTL+ or on free TV on Servus TV or SRF.
After a break of years, Formula 1 is once again stopping in China. In the run-up to the main race, the sprint and the qualifying will take place on Saturday, April 20th from 5:00 a.m.
This weekend Formula 1 is once again testing a new format. After training and sprint qualifying, there will be a sprint race today and qualifying for the race on Sunday. The new order of the sessions came as a surprise. Surprisingly, Brit Lando Norris is on pole for the sprint. He kept his competitors over a second behind in the rain in Shanghai. They were followed by Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso, while Max Verstappen was only fourth.
The sprint race and the qualification can be seen on Sky Sport F1 and in Austria on Servus TV. In Switzerland, the SRF is responsible for broadcasting the qualification, but not the sprint race.
You can follow the live stream in this country via Wow (formerly Sky Ticket), RTL+ and foreign media libraries.
This is how you can receive Sky Sport F1 in the live stream
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With these TV streaming apps you can watch the live stream of Sky Sport F1 online – sometimes without registration and for free.
At Wow it’s cheapest in the “Live sports annual subscription + films and series subscription” package. There you can watch Sky Sport F1 live stream.
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The sprint race and qualifying on Sky
- Saturday, April 20th, Sprint from 5:00 a.m. on Sky
- Saturday, April 20th, qualifying from 9:00 a.m. on Sky
Sky broadcasts the qualifying and the sprint on Sky Sport F1 on pay TV – a Sky Q subscription is required for this. Alternatively, you can stream the whole thing via the streaming service Wow (formerly Sky Ticket).
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