Yesterday, the Japanese Grand Prix took place, marking the first race of an intense triple-header that will bring plenty of action to the early stages of the 2025 Formula 1 season. With no time to rest, the F1 Circus is already gearing up to hit the track again: next Sunday will see the fourth round of the championship, held at the Bahrain International Circuit.
Following Max Verstappen’s victory at Suzuka, McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are determined to climb back to the top step of the podium and reignite the fight against Red Bull. As always, the Formula 1 World Championship will be broadcast live on Sky Italia. Below is the official schedule for the weekend.
Bahrain GP, the timetable
Friday april 11
Free Practice 1: 13:30 A.M.
Free Practice 2: 17:00 A.M.
Saturday april 12
Free Practice 3: 14:30 A.M.
Qualifying: 18:00 A.M.
Sunday april 13
Race: 17:00 A.M.
Japanese Grand Prix, how to follow it on TV and streaming
The entire Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, like all the events in the World Championship, will be broadcast live on TV on Sky and streamed on SkyGo: free practice, qualifying, and the race will be available in detail on Sky Sport F1 HD and Sky Sport Uno channels. Here's the schedule:
Friday – Free Practice
FP1 (Friday, April 11, 13:30 AM): live on Sky Sport F1 HD; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
FP2 (Friday, April 11, 17:00 AM): live on Sky Sport F1 HD; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
Saturday – Free Practice and Qualifying
FP3: (Saturday, April 12, 14:30 AM): live on Sky Sport F1 HD, Sky Sport Uno; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
Q1, Q2, and Q3 (Saturday, April 12, 18:00 AM): live on Sky Sport F1 HD and Sky Sport Uno; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
Sunday – Race
Race (Sunday, April 13, 17:00 AM): live on Sky Sport F1 HD and Sky Sport Uno; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
The Grand Prix live on formula1.it
You can follow the weekend's sessions live on formula1.it, through the dedicated news for qualifying and the live page for the race with statistics, infographics, and images from the track. Follow us on X for all real-time updates.
The Return of the Feeder Series
After a short break, the rising stars of motorsport are set to get back behind the wheel of their Formula 3 and Formula 2 cars. From Melbourne, where they battled heavy rain, the action now shifts to Sakhir, where scorching heat and sunshine are expected to dominate. Just like Formula 1, the support series will be fully broadcast on Sky channels. Below, you’ll find the weekend schedule.
Formula 3
Friday
Free Practice: 10:55 - 11:40
Qualifying: 16:00 - 16:30
Saturday
Sprint Race: 13:15 - 14:00
Sunday
Feature Race: 12:55 - 13:40
Formula 2
Friday
Free Practice: 12:05 - 12:50
Qualifying: 16:55 - 17:25
Saturday
Sprint Race: 17:15 - 18:00
Sunday
Feature Race: 14:25 - 15:25
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