Read ahead to know more about the TV Schedule for the Qualifying session in Jeddah.
The Saudi Arabian GP at Jeddah is going to be the 5th race of the 2025 F1 season. The emotions are rising among teams and drivers alike as the F1 season progresses this year. We have seen a lot of different changes. Red Bull has faced a fall from grace this season. Their champion, Max Verstappen, is facing slow pace and numerous issues. McLaren have taken over the center stage with their drivers claiming the top spot in four out of five races. They may have joked about reenacting the 2007 F1 championship this year, but McLaren would not want another fiasco, considering their competitive nature this year.
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The blazing fast circuit of Jeddah is going to be unforgiving for the slower cars this weekend. The average speeds reach nearly 250 kmh here. Thus, teams need to optimise their cars in order to take advantage of the overtaking opportunities available. The Jeddah International Circuit is also a street circuit, so we will see a lot of wall-to-wall action.
The race is going to follow the regular three-day schedule of F1. Jeddah is going to be a night event, adding to the track’s excitement and charm.
The Saudi Arabian GP qualifying is due to take place at 8:00 PM track time. However, F1 has not officially released a broadcast schedule for watching the race in Saudi Arabia. The F1 broadcast information does not mention the race channels for Saudi Arabia. In this case, the only official option F1 has is streaming the race on user’s phones through their app.
We can't wait to be back racing under the Jeddah nights 🌃 #F1 #SaudiArabianGP pic.twitter.com/XdZ8b4VgJ0
— Formula 1 (@F1) April 16, 2025
F1TV can be used to stream the race in case of locally unavailable TV channels. Although, users will have to purchase a F1TV Pro or Premium subscription to enjoy live streaming the races. The purchases can be completed via the website or their official app.
The Saudi Arabian GP Qualifying will be broadcast by Sky Sports and Channel 4 in UK from 5:00 PM.
For USA, the F1 broadcast schedule states that ESPN and ESPN Deportes are going to be the official broadcast channels. The qualifying session is from 1:00 PM in the USA.
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