F1 2017 : UK TV Race Coverage Announced

Sky and Channel 4 are once again sharing coverage of Formula 1 in 2017, as part of the second of a three year TV rights deal.

Coverage of the Monaco Grand Prix will be available on UK free-to-air TV for the first time in five years.

While Sky will offer its subscribers the opportunity to watch every race live and in UHD, Channel 4 will also broadcast extensive highlights of all races in the 2017 season, with all live races and highlights programmes available to watch live (simulcast) and on demand on All 4.

And for the first time, viewers in the UK and Ireland with Sky Q can enjoy every Grand Prix in ultra high-definition with picture quality four times that of normal HD TV. Customers with Sky Q can also enjoy split viewing, with different race camera angles and highlights alongside live coverage.

All live races will continue to be broadcast without advertising breaks on Channel 4.

F1 RACES 2017 ON TV
26 March: Australia – Live on Sky Sports F1
9 April: China – Live on Sky Sports F1
16 April: Bahrain – Live on Sky Sports F1 and free-to-air on Channel 4
30 April: Russia – Live on Sky Sports F1 and free-to-air on Channel 4
14 May: Spain – Live on Sky Sports F1
28 May: Monaco – Live on Sky Sports F1 and free-to-air on Channel 4
11 June: Canada – Live on Sky Sports F1
25 June: Azerbaijan- Live on Sky Sports F1 and free-to-air on Channel 4
9 July: Austria – Live on Sky Sports F1
16 July: Great Britain- Live on Sky Sports F1 and free-to-air on Channel 4
30 July: Hungary – Live on Sky Sports F1
27 August: Belgium – Live on Sky Sports F1 and free-to-air on Channel 4
3 September: Italy – Live on Sky Sports F1
17 September: Singapore – Live on Sky Sports F1 and free-to-air on Channel 4
1 October: Malaysia – Live on Sky Sports F1 and free-to-air on Channel 4
8 October: Japan – Live on Sky Sports F1
22 October: USA – Live on Sky Sports F1 and free-to-air on Channel 4
29 October: Mexico – Live on Sky Sports F1
12 November: Brazil – Live on Sky Sports F1
26 November: Abu Dhabi – Live on Sky Sports F1 and free-to-air on Channel 4