2023 F1 Brazilian GP – How to watch, session timings and more

Check out this article for all the details you need to stream the upcoming Brazilian Grand Prix 2023.

2023 F1 Brazilian GP – How to watch, session timings and more

Brazilian GP (via Twitter)

As the F1 world is still reeling from Sergio Perez’s tragic outing at his home race at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico, another race is now round the corner. Over the years, the Sao Paulo Grand Prix has become famous for its unpredictable races and exciting Sprints. Last year, the Brazilian GP presented with a massive surprise as George Russell, who had just debuted with Mercedes, bested his teammate Lewis Hamilton to grab his career-first Grand Prix victory. And the fans will be expecting similar shocks during the Sprint weekend this time too.

Now, the F1 circus is gearing up for the final race of the triple-header (Austin, Mexico, and Brazil). Max Verstappen will be coming to this year’s 20th round of racing to grab a record-setting 17th race win while Lewis Hamilton will also be a force to reckon with. The seven-time World Champion has already won the Brazilian GP three times. On the other hand, the Tifosis still remember Charles Leclerc‘s massive win here for Ferrari in 2019. Thus, going by the past results, the Sao Paulo Grand Prix will have quite a few contenders for victory.

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Coming to the middle order teams, AlphaTauri’s Daniel Ricciardo showed exemplary techniques as he finished P7 in Mexico. Even Williams’ Alex Albon and Alpine’s Esteban Ocon impressed with their performances. With only three remaining races in 2023, the pressure has built up to the maximum level. It remains to be seen which driver dominates as the Sprint weekend in Brazil awaits.

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Complete Session Timings for Brazilian GP 2023: When will the Sao Paulo Grand Prix take place?

As the Brazilian GP marks the last Sprint weekend for 2023, there will be only one FP session before the Qualifying on Friday. Saturday will be dedicated to Sprint Races and then, on Sunday, there will be the Main Race.

The Sao Paulo GP (via Twitter)

Here are the timings for the different formats of races in Brazil:

Friday 3 November 2023

  • Free Practice 1: 2:30pm-3:30pm GMT (11:30am-12:30pm local)
  • Qualifying: 6:00pm-7:00pm GMT (3:00pm-4:00pm local)

Saturday 4 November 2023

  • Sprint Qualifying: 2:00pm-2:44pm GMT (11:00am-11:44am local)
  • Sprint Race: 6:30pm-7:30pm GMT (3:30pm-4:30pm local)

Sunday 5 November 2023

  • Race: 5:00pm GMT (2:00pm local)

How to watch the Brazilian GP 2023 live?

The Formula One races are broadcast on different channels in the different countries all around the world. In the UK, F1 races are shown live on Sky Sports with dedicated commentary by several pundits including Martin Brundle and David Croft.

In the United States, the races are available on F1 TV app through a Pro subscription. Here are the other outlets through which the Brazilian GP can be streamed: link.

The highlights of the race will be available for streaming on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom after the Brazilian GP is over. UK residents can also stream the race live on NOW.