After the break in Austin, Formula 1 will return to the track immediately at Hermanos Rodriguez this weekend for the 2023 Mexican Grand Prix, the nineteenth round of the championship. Here’s the detailed schedule and how you can follow the event.
Mexican GP Schedule
Friday, October 27
Free Practice 1: 20:30
Free Practice 2: 23:55
Saturday, October 28
Free Practice 3: 19:30
Qualifying: 23:00
Sunday, October 29
Race: 21:00
In Italy, the entire Mexican Grand Prix weekend will be broadcast live on TV on Sky and available for streaming on SkyGo. The free practice sessions, qualifying, and the race can be viewed on Sky Sport F1 HD and Sky Sport Uno. TV8 will broadcast only the qualifying and the race live and free. Here’s the programming:
Friday and Saturday – Free Practices
FP1 (Friday, October 27, 20:30): live on Sky Sport F1 HD; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
FP2 (Friday, October 27, 23:55): live on Sky Sport F1 HD; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
FP3 (Saturday, October 28, 19:30): live on Sky Sport F1 HD; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
Saturday – Qualifying
Q1, Q2, and Q3 (Saturday, October 28, 23:00): live on Sky Sport F1 HD, Sky Sport Uno (with a subscription), and free on TV8; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
Sunday – Race
Race (Sunday, October 29, 21:00): live on Sky Sport F1 HD, Sky Sport Uno (with a subscription), and free on TV8; streaming on SkyGo or Now TV
In the United Kingdom, Sky Sports initiates its coverage for Friday’s first free practice session at 7pm [BST], with a 30-minute pre-session show. Following FP1, Sky Sports maintains a live presence for the F1 Show, commencing at 8:45pm [BST]. The schedule proceeds with FP2, accompanied by its own show commencing at 10:45pm [BST].
Sky Sports will resume its live broadcast on Saturday for FP3, kicking off at 6:15pm [BST]. The next program on the lineup includes the qualifying session, set to begin at 8:30pm [BST]. The team will return on Sunday for the Mexican Grand Prix, with coverage starting at 6:30pm [BST], and the race lights going out at 8pm [BST]. Please note that Ted’s notebook will not be available this weekend.
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For viewers in most countries around the world (excluding the United Kingdom), the Formula 1 live streaming service F1 TV Pro is your ticket to follow all the sessions during the Mexican Grand Prix weekend. It provides options for various commentaries and the ability to select your favorite driver’s cockpit view. ViaPlay also serves as a broadcaster for Formula 1 in several different countries, including The Netherlands.
For comprehensive coverage of every session during the Mexican Grand Prix, you can rely on ScuderiaFans.com and our liveblog. We will also keep you updated with the most significant news stories throughout the Mexican weekend.
Which channel shows F1 on TV in the USA?
All Formula 1 races will be shown live on U.S. TV by either ESPN, ESPN2 or ABC this year, as well as being streamed live or on-demand via its digital platform.
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