F1 race highlights

Formula 1 returns for a fresh season with plenty of live TV coverage as well as extensive highlights and recaps throughout the season, f1 race highlights. Tuning in for every practice session, qualifying run and live Grand Prix across this season of all seasons may prove tricky for some. The bumper race calendar offers more action than ever before from all f1 race highlights of the globe, in a variety of timezones and locations. Channel 4 will continue to cover F1 in with their weekly highlights show, bringing Formula 1 to the masses on free-to-air TV.

Steve Jones is joined by David Coulthard, Jamie Chadwick and Ariana Bravo for the first Qualifying session of the year and all the big news from the off season. Qualifying will offer the first glimpse as to who has the fastest car on the grid. Max Verstappen will be favourite for pole position after taking his third world title in a record-breaking season. But optimism will also be high for the 19 other drivers as the points are reset to zero. Last year, Red Bull had the perfect start with Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez finishing first and second, with Fernando Alonso joining them on the podium. To have the perfect qualifying lap, on the fastest street circuit, requires focus and precision. One moment of distraction could mean a challenging start to the race.

F1 race highlights

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Highlights of all Formula 1 qualifying, sprint and Grand Prix races will be available on Channel 4 whilst Sky will continue to show exclusive live coverage of all practice laps, qualifying, sprint and Grand Prix races throughout the next three years, f1 race highlights. This clip is for promotional use only.

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This feature is currently not available because you need to provide consent to functional cookies. Please update your cookie preferences. Formula 1 fans have been crying out for Red Bull to build Max Verstappen a car that would allow him to properly challenge Lewis Hamilton, and in the RB16B they seem to have delivered. The Dutchman took a brilliant pole on Saturday, and got off the line to lead ahead of his Mercedes rival in the early stages of the season opening Bahrain Grand Prix. Different tactics between the two teams then set up an absolutely thrilling battle between the two in the final laps of the race, with the young pretender to the crown hunting down the seven-time champ as the laps ticked down. Verstappen even managed to get past Hamilton with just a handful of laps remaining, but had gone too wide in doing so and had to give the place back, with Hamilton then holding him off to the flag. Hit play on the video above to see all the key moments from a superbly entertaining and tense opening race of the season. Feature F1 Unlocked.

F1 race highlights

This feature is currently not available because you need to provide consent to functional cookies. Please update your cookie preferences. Hamilton took the lead at the race start after a brilliant launch off the line — but the race was turned on its head with five laps to go, as Nicholas Latifi crashed at Turn The resultant Safety Car allowed Verstappen to dive into the pits for softs, before the lead pair duked it out on the final lap, with Verstappen overtaking into Turn 5 to snatch the race lead before sweeping across the line. The Dutch driver duly celebrated his maiden title — with his celebrations then dampened by the news that Mercedes had protested the result of the race in the aftermath of the action. McLaren 'easily good enough for front row' in Bahrain says disappointed Norris.

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Share on twitter. A world of sport in one place Updates from the world of sport on TV, including news, views and how to watch it all live. One moment of distraction could mean a challenging start to the race. Michael Potts. To have the perfect qualifying lap, on the fastest street circuit, requires focus and precision. There will be sporadic race replays from Sky Sports F1 throughout the days after races. The best TV and entertainment news in your inbox Sign up to receive our newsletter! Sky and Channel 4 have extended their long-standing partnership ensuring motorsport fans across the UK will continue to enjoy free-to-air Formula 1 coverage through to More like this. Highlights of all Formula 1 qualifying, sprint and Grand Prix races will be available on Channel 4 whilst Sky will continue to show exclusive live coverage of all practice laps, qualifying, sprint and Grand Prix races throughout the next three years. Our editorial is always independent learn more. Email to a friend.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen put in a crushing performance to set pole position for the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. The world champion was 0. Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton was only ninth, 0.

To have the perfect qualifying lap, on the fastest street circuit, requires focus and precision. What will unfold this time on the streets of Jeddah? A world of sport in one place Updates from the world of sport on TV, including news, views and how to watch it all live. But optimism will also be high for the 19 other drivers as the points are reset to zero. Channel 4 will continue to show extended highlights throughout the season. Sky and Channel 4 have extended their long-standing partnership ensuring motorsport fans across the UK will continue to enjoy free-to-air Formula 1 coverage through to Share on twitter. Great news for Formula 1 fans. Your guide to watching F1 highlights live on TV throughout the season. Highlights of all Formula 1 qualifying, sprint and Grand Prix races will be available on Channel 4 whilst Sky will continue to show exclusive live coverage of all practice laps, qualifying, sprint and Grand Prix races throughout the next three years. One moment of distraction could mean a challenging start to the race. Highlights will be shown on Sky Sports F1 throughout the season, usually on the evening after races and certainly on Mondays after a Grand Prix.