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Belgian Grand Prix TV Schedule (UK Time)

Friday 26th August 2011
Belgian Grand Prix Free practice 1: 8:55 – 10:35
Belgian Grand Prix Free practice 2: 12:55 – 14:35

Saturday 27th August 2011
Belgian Grand Prix Free practice 3: 9:55 – 11:05
Belgian Grand Prix Qualifying: 12:10 – 14:20
Qualifying starts at 13:00

Sunday 28th August 2011
Belgian Grand Prix: 12:05 – 15:25
Race starts at 13:00

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Monaco Grand Prix: Monte Carlo Circuit information

Here are the details of the BBC’s live video coverage of the Monaco Grand Prix here in the UK:

Monaco Grand Prix 2011: Free Practice 1

Thursday 26th May 2011
Monaco Grand Prix Free practice 1: 8:55 – 10:35 (BBC Red Button and online)
Monaco Grand Prix Free practice 2: 12:55 – 14:35 (BBC Red Button and online)

Monaco Grand Prix 2011: Free Practice 2 and Qualifying

Saturday 28th May 2011
Monaco Grand Prix Free practice 3: 9:55 – 11:05 (BBC Red Button and online)
Monaco Grand Prix Qualifying: 12:15 – 14:30 (BBC1, Red Button and online)
Qualifying starts at 13:00

Monaco Grand Prix 2011: Live Race

Sunday 29th May 2011
Monaco Grand Prix: 12:05 – 15:20 (BBC1, Red Button and online)
Race starts at 13:00

Watch F1 Live will also be running during the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday following the Monaco Grand Prix. UK coverage starts at 4:30pm.

The LAST grand prix of 2010 season. The final climax of the 2010 F1 Grand Prix season comes on Sunday 14 November 2010 in Abu Dhabi with four drivers still in with a chance of being world champion. Don’t miss the last Grand Prix of this season. Subscribe Now and Watch Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Live Online. If you have missed any race of this season, you can watch it from our Archive. Your Membership not only helps you to watch live race, but F1 highlights also.

Four drivers are still in with a chance of winning the Formula 1 racing championship ahead of the final grand prix in Abu Dhabi on Sunday 14 November 2010. But the constructors championship is done and dusted as a one-two from Red Bull in the Brazilian Grand Prix clinched the title.

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso still leads the drivers championship despite only finishing third in Brazil. But he is only eight points ahead of Red Bull’s Mark Webber, who came second in Brazil, and fifteen points ahead of the winner in Brazil, Sebastian Vettel.

McLaren have not given up hope that their lead driver Lewis Hamilton can still steal the crown after his fourth in Brazil leaves him twenty-four points adrift. To overtake Alonso, he would need to win and Alonso not to finish in the top ten.

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at Yas Marina
The Yas Marina circuit does not provide a particularly interesting climax to the Formula 1 racing season. There will be an engineering challenge to make sure the brake cooling systems are at peak efficiency as the main long straight ends in a tight bend. There are also some tricky twists and turns as the lap comes to an end that will test the drivers’ abilities as these will be crucial for those wanting to push lap times to the limit. Lewis Hamilton was on pole last year but Sebastian Vettel won the race.

The seventh race on the Formula One calendar is Istanbul and the two Red Bull drivers lead the championship. Mark Webber wants his third win in a row. Mark Webber and his Red Bull team are on a high going into Sunday’s (30 May 2010) Turkish Grand Prix. Back-to-back Formula One wins in Spain and Monaco have taken Red Bull to the top of the constructors’ championship and Webber to join top of the drivers’ championship with his team mate Sebastian Vettel. Subscribe Now and Watch Turkish Grand Prix 2010 Live Online.

The Istanbul track is another of the modern circuits but more interesting for spectators and drivers than some of the other recent additions, Bahrain for example. A big difficulty here will be keeping tyre wear under control and some teams may opt for two tyre stops.

The first tyre problem will be early on when the cars are fully loaded with fuel and they have to handle the long turn eight. There are also enough twists and turns on the track to put pressure on the tyres throughout the race.
Getting the right set-up will be important and tricky as the circuit is a mix of fast straights and fast and slow corners.
Jenson Button won the race from pole last year.

Turkish Grand Prix 2010 TV Schedule (Times in GMT)
Friday 28th May 2010
Turkish Grand Prix Free practice 1 – 07:55-09:35
Turkish Grand Prix Free practice 2 – 11:55-13:35
Saturday 29th May 2010
Turkish Grand Prix Free practice 3 – 08:55-10:05
Turkish Grand Prix Qualifying – 10:55-13:25 (Qualifying starts at 12:00)
Sunday 30th May 2010
Turkish Grand Prix – 12:10-15:20 (Race starts at 13:00)

Watch F1 Monaco Grand Prix Live Online at www.watchf1.net. Reigning world champion Jenson Button will start the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday (16 May 2010) with a narrow lead in the drivers’ standings after only managing fifth place in last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix. And team McLaren still lead the constructors’ championship despite Lewis Hamilton crashing out with a puncture in Barcelona one lap from the end. Subscribe Now and Start watching Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix online by our High Quality F1 Streaming TV Feeds.

All eyes in Spain though were on the Red Bull team, which were easily the fastest cars on the circuit and came in first with Mark Webber and third with Sebastian Vettel – it would have been a one-two if not for a poor pit stop and technical problems near the end. Fernando Alonso capitalised on Vettel’s problems to take second place and move up to second in the drivers’ championship.

Nico Rosberg, who was second going into the Barcelona race, had a poor qualifying and even worse race and ended up thirteenth, dropping him down to fifth in what is turning into a tight battle. The top seven in the championship are separated by just twenty-one points and a win this season is worth twenty-five points.

Spain was the turn of Rosberg’s Mercedes team mate Michael Schumacher to shine and he held off a challenge from Button to hold onto fourth place.

There were also congratulations in Spain to the Virgin team that managed to get both its drivers home for the first time.

Monaco Grand Prix

The tight street circuit in Monte Carlo is the most famous in the Formula One calendar, and the fun is likely to start in final qualifying on Saturday. There have been problems with overcrowding in qualifying before on this circuit but with twenty-four cars this year it could end in chaos and tears. With overtaking notoriously difficult, qualifying is extremely important and that should favour the extra speed the Red Bull team seems to have found.

The course is one that favours the brave but not the reckless as only a small deviation from the racing line can send the car into a metal barrier or kerb.

Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix Schedule

Thursday 13th May 2010

Monaco Grand Prix Free practice 1 – 10:00 – 11:30 (09:00 – 10:30)
Monaco Grand Prix Free practice 2 – 14:00 – 15:30 (13:00 – 14:30)

Saturday 15th May 2010

Monaco Grand Prix Free practice 3 – 11:00 – 12:00 (10:00 – 11:00)
Monaco Grand Prix Qualifying – 14:00 (13:00)

Sunday 16th May 2010

Monaco Grand Prix – 14:00 (13:00)

Times are local times with British time conversions in brackets.

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The fourth round of F1 Grand Prix sees the drivers head for Shanghai. Felipe Massa has a slender lead at the top of the championship but all eyes will be on Red Bull. Watch the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix Live Online at www.watchf1.net.

Shanghai International Circuit, China

Circuit length: 5.451km
Race distance: 56 laps / 305.066km
Full-throttle: 55%
Top speed: 310kph
Longest flat-out section: 19s / 1.37km
Right/left-hand turns: 9/7
Tyre wear: medium
Brake wear: low
Downforce level: medium/high
Gearshifts per lap: 52

Watch Chinese Grand Prix Live
Friday 16th April 2010
Chinese Grand Prix Free practice 1 – 10:00 – 11:30 (03:00 – 04:30)
Chinese Grand Prix Free practice 2 – 14:00 – 15:30 (07:00 – 08:30)
Saturday 17th April 2010
Chinese Grand Prix Free practice 3 – 11:00 – 12:00 (04:00 – 05:00)
Chinese Grand Prix Qualifying – 14:00 (07:00)
Sunday 18th April 2010
Chinese Grand Prix – 15:00 (08:00)
Times are local times with British time conversions in brackets.

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The season is already shaping up to be a battle between Ferrari and McLaren in the Grand Prix circus heads to Sepang and the Malaysian GP on Easter Sunday (April 4, 2010). Watch the Malaysian Grand Prix Live Online at www.watchf1.net with HD quality f1 streaming tv feeds.

After the tedium of Bahrain is the wheel to wheel racing in changing conditions in Melbourne, which saw the reigning world champion Jenson Button to show their tactical skills by requiring a change of tires at the right time and ahead of the competition when the storm their first win of the season. There was also need for a technical error by the Red Bull driven by Sebastien Vettel, who had pole position, lead to spin off and let the button through.

Watch Malaysian Grand Prix Live

Friday 2nd April 2010

Malaysian Grand Prix Free practice 1 – 10:00 – 11:30 (03:00 – 04:30)
Malaysian Grand Prix Free practice 2 – 14:00 – 15:30 (07:00 – 08:30)

Saturday 3rd April 2010

Malaysian Grand Prix Free practice 3 – 14:00 – 15:00 (06:00 – 07:00)
Malaysian Grand Prix Qualifying – 16:00 (9:00)

Sunday 4th April 2010

Malaysian Grand Prix – 16:00 (09:00)

Times are local times with British time conversions in brackets.

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The Australian GP, which takes place around the Albert Park circuit, marks the second round of the 2010 F1 World Championship. Watch Live F1 Australian Grand Prix live online at www.watchf1.net with our high quality f1 streaming tv feeds.

Friday 26th March 2010
Australian Grand Prix Free practice 1 – 12:30 – 14:00 (01:30 – 03:00)
Australian Grand Prix Free practice 2 – 16:30 – 18:00 (05:30 – 07:00)

Saturday 27th March 2010
Australian Grand Prix Free practice 3 – 14:00 – 15:00 (03:00 – 04:00)
Australian Grand Prix Qualifying – 17:00 (06:00)

Sunday 28th March 2010
Australian Grand Prix – 17:00 (07:00)

Times are local times with British time conversions in brackets. Note the clocks go forward by one hour in Britain on the morning of Sunday 28th March.

Australian Grand Prix Info-
No of Laps: 58
Race Distance: 307.574 km
Lap Record: 1:24.125 – M Schumacher (2004)
2009 Winner: J Button (Brawn GP)

Bahrain Grand Prix season opens for the 2010 Formula One race start. Bahrain GP will be held at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sahkir, March 12, 13 and 14. You can watch the Grand Prix of Bahrain live online at www.watchf1.net with high quality video feeds.

Friday 12th March 2010
Bahrain Grand Prix Free practice 1 – 10:00 – 11:30 (07:00 – 08:30)
Bahrain Grand Prix Free practice 2 – 14:00 – 15:30 (11:00 – 12:30)

Saturday 13th March 2010
Bahrain Grand Prix Free practice 3 – 11:00 – 12:00 (08:00 – 09:00)
Bahrain Grand Prix Qualifying – 14:00 (11:00)

Sunday 14th March 2010
Bahrain Grand Prix – 15:00 (12:00)

Times are local times with GMT conversions in brackets.

The event will now use the 3.9 mile endurance circuit, which incorporates an extra six turns as well as the majority of the configuration used in recent years. The additional track leaves the circuit just after turn four, sweeping left then right before entering a slower complex and finally a hairpin that rejoins at the old turn five. The new layout has been used in endurance sports car racing in the past and the circuit chairman Zayed R. Alzayani is hoping it will suit the 26-car Formula One grid for 2010.

This race is sponsored by Gulf Air. The Bahrain International Circuit began in 2002 and by the time he finished it was so great that it overshadowed by Kuwait Circuit and was the core of motor racing circuits in the Persian Gulf. The first race was in 2004 and is host to a lot of racing events including Formula One, GT Racing, Formula 3 race and the Australian V8 Supercars Series. This year is a new configuration called endurance circuits, which rounds kilomters 6299 and will turn left just after four. The event began in 2004 with Michael Schumacher winning the first time. The following year, it was Fernando Alonso who took the top podium position, and won again in 2006, which he remembered as the first driver to win two races back to return to the Middle East. Felipe Massa also has the honor of winning two races on this circuit, and last year it was Jenson Button win Brawn GP. You can watch f1 racing live by your membership at www.watchf1.net. Do not miss the Grand Prix of Bahrain, March 12th through the 14th.

The 2009 Formula 1 season will end on November 1st with the inaugural Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at the impressive new Yas Marina circuit. With both the driver’s and constructor’s titles decided the race looks set to provide an entertaining end to an incredible season, with several drivers in contention for victory. You can watch the 2009 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix live online at www.watchf1.net.

Jenson Button secured his first Formula 1 World Championship at Interlagos, while his Brawn GP team won the constructor’s title. Follow live Formula 1 streaming from Abu Dhabi at www.watchf1.net to see if the Englishman can round off his year with a victory.

The 2009 Abu Dhabi GP takes place over 55 laps of the 5.554 km (3.451 miles) Yas Marina circuit, giving a total Grand Prix distance of 305.470 km (189.819 miles). The Formula 1 drivers will have 21 new corners to master and you can follow all the action at www.watchf1.net.

The Yas Marina circuit features two very high speed sections, followed by tight hairpins. These corners, turns 8 and 12 – are likely to provide great overtaking opportunities. The pit lane is also unique, as it features a tunnel section. This has raised concerns over what will happen in the event of a car stopping in the pit lane, as it would be difficult to retrieve. Watch all the action from the exciting new track by following F1 live online at www.watchf1.net.

Red Bull will approach the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in a confident frame of mind, after Mark Webber dominated proceedings in the recent Brazilian Grand Prix to score his second F1 victory. Robert Kubica was surprisingly quick in his BMW Sauber and you can follow the Pole’s final race for the team at www.watchf1.net. Kubica will be a Renault driver next year, while the future of the BMW Sauber team remains uncertain.

Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel both produced storming drives through the field at Interlagos to finish third and fourth respectively. Perhaps the most impressive performance of the day came from Toyota’s Japanese rookie Kamui Kobayashi. He led Button for many laps and looked like scoring points on his debut, before finally slipping to ninth. Kobayashi was standing in for an injured Timo Glock. Watch the 2009 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix live online at www.watchf1.net to see who will be in the car at Yas Marina.

Other drivers to watch out for in Abu Dhabi include Jarno Trulli and Adrian Sutil. After qualifying well they managed to collide on the first lap in Brazil, with each blaming the other. Find out if either can go the distance at Yas Marina by taking out a subscription at www.watchf1.net. Added benefits include live online streaming of other major racing series, including MotoGP and NASCAR.

The inaugural Abu Dhabi GP gets underway at 5pm local time (1pm GMT). This means that darkness will descend during the Grand Prix, making for a spectacular finish. Follow all the action from what promises to be a great race at www.watchf1.net.