The twelfth race of the 2018 Formula 1 season has arrived, with the Hungarian Grand Prix scheduled to take place in a couple of hours. Here’s our guide on how to watch the action unfold in the United Kingdom, including channels and times for the Drivers’ Parade, Starting Grid Presentation and the Grand Prix itself.
Sebastian Vettel’s bad luck at the German Grand Prix last weekend led to Lewis Hamilton, who drove a fantastic race, clawing back his lead in the Drivers’ World Championship. Now, with Hamilton on pole for the Hungarian GP, Vettel will have his work cut out to stop the Brit from establishing a greater championship lead.
Hungarian Grand Prix Schedule: What time is the F1 on TV?
The Hungarian Grand Prix will kick off at 2:10 pm (BST) on Sunday, July 29.
Here’s the schedule:
- 12:30 pm – Hungarian GP Drivers’ Parade
- 1 pm – Hungarian GP Starting Grid Presentation
- 1:54 pm – National Anthem
- 2:10 pm – The Hungarian Grand Prix
Hungarian Grand Prix: How to watch the Hungarian GP online and on TV
Sky Sports is the only broadcaster in the United Kingdom with TV rights for the Hungarian Grand Prix – and it will be shown both online and on TV.
Sky subscribers can watch everything – in 4K, no less – on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports F1. You can also catch the action using the Sky Go mobile app, at no additional charge.
- Download Now: Sky Go app for iOS
- Download Now: Sky Go app for Android
If you aren’t a Sky customer but desperately don’t want to miss a minute of the action, you can pick up a NOW TV Sports Pass, which will set you back £6.99 for a Day Pass or £10.99 for a Week Pass.
- Buy Now: Now TV Sky Sports Day Pass
- Buy Now: Now TV Sky Sports Week Pass
You can access Now TV in a number of ways, including apps for your phone, tablet or smart TV, or streaming devices and sticks.
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