GP Austria times 2024, the program in clear from 28-30 June

The Austrian Grand Prix will represent theeleventh of the twenty-four events that make up the 2024 edition of the World Championship Formula One.

You will run by Friday 28 to Sunday 30th June. The third of the six is scheduled Sprint of the season. Therefore, the program is decidedly more hectic than the usual weekends. We’ll start getting serious already Friday. Furthermore, championship points will be awarded on both Saturday and Sunday.

What are the timetables details of the planned weekend in Styria? How is the Austrian GP 2024? What are the key moments of the home event for Red Bull and how to follow the race in TV?

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F1 – 2024 AUSTRIA GP PROGRAM

FRIDAY 28 JUNE (ITALIAN TIMES)
12.30-13.30, Free practice 1
4.30pm, Sprint Qualifying

SATURDAY 29 JUNE (ITALIAN TIMES)
12.00 pm, SPRINT
4.00 pm, Qualifying

SUNDAY 30 JUNE (ITALIAN TIME)
3.00 pm, RACE

F1 – 2024 AUSTRIA GP ON TV

FREE TV – Le sprint qualifications (Friday), the Sprint (Saturday) and qualifying for the GP (Saturday) will be proposed for free clear and in direct On the canal TV8 (125 SKY, 8 DT). However, it will be maintained deferred for the Grand Prix (Sunday). There will be no way to follow the free practice sessions in clear light.

PAY TV – The monothematic channel Sky Sports F1 (207) will broadcast in full in direct Spielberg’s appointment. Generalist channels Sky Sports One (201) And Sky Sports 4K (213) will in turn have the opportunity to propose the same programming, depending on the company’s editorial choices.

STREAMING – The Austrian event can be followed live on PC, Tablet and Smartphone via the App SkyGo (reserved for those with a Sky subscription) and via the streaming on demand service NOW. Also the website TV8.it will offer the sprint live and the race in deferred mode, at the same time as it will be broadcast on TV.

WRITTEN LIVE – OA Sports will offer you live written coverage of all the sessions of the Austrian Grand Prix, from the first free practice session to the checkered flag of the race.