Sports viewing

How to tell F1 live timing from a race stream or replay

Confirm whether a Formula 1 plan includes timing data, live video or delayed replay in your country.

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Live timing shows information such as laps, gaps and positions. To watch the race itself, look for live video or a separately timed replay in the plan and market you are considering. A service can offer live timing while its race video becomes available later.

Compare your three viewing choices

If you want the main programme, check the local broadcast partner and its race listing. If you want to follow gaps while watching elsewhere, check the timing feature. If you cannot watch live, look for a full replay of the exact session and read the market-specific terms for when it becomes available.

Keep the session and the account region in view

A promotional page may show features for a different region from yours. Sign in to the official service in your market and compare qualifying, the race and onboards separately. Keep the local plan name and session when asking support about a missing feed.

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