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F1 United States GP: How to watch on TV and stream live in America
The 2022 United States Grand Prix took place on Sunday, October 22nd at Austin’s Circuit of the Americas. It was broadcast on ABC’s network channel at 3.00pm ET. The race followed a sprint format weekend, with qualifying on Friday and a sprint event on Saturday. Max Verstappen of Red Bull won the race, with Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes and Charles Leclerc of Ferrari finishing second and third respectively.
All Formula 1 races in the US are shown live on ESPN, ESPN2, or ABC, and can also be streamed live or on-demand through their digital platform. To catch all the action, here is the schedule for the weekend:
– Friday, October 20: Practice 1 at 1:25pm ET on ESPN2, Qualifying at 4:55pm ET on ESPN2, and Ted’s Qualifying Notebook at 7:30pm ET on ESPN3.
– Saturday, October 21: Sprint Shootout at 1:25pm ET on ESPNews, Sprint Race at 5:55pm ET on ESPNews, and Ted’s Sprint Notebook at 7:30pm ET on ESPN3.
– Sunday, October 22: Grand Prix Sunday at 1:30pm ET on ABC, Race at 12:55pm ET on ABC, Checkered Flag at 5:00pm ET on ESPN3, Ted’s Notebook at 6:00pm ET on ESPN3, and Race Replay at 8:30pm ET on ESPN2.
For streaming options, viewers can subscribe to F1 TV or use ESPN’s digital platform. Additionally, all sessions will be available on the ESPN app and can be watched on demand.
The 2023 Formula 1 World Championship calendar has also been announced, with the Bahrain Grand Prix kicking off on March 5th. The races will be shown on various channels in the US, such as ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, and ESPNews, depending on the date.
Source: motorsport
