🚨 Calling U.S. F1 fans! Don't miss the AustralianGP action this weekend due to the tricky time zones 😱 Here are the full schedules for ESPN's coverage – don't forget to stay up late or set your alarm clocks! 👇
The 2023 Formula 1 World Championship continues this Sunday with the Australian Grand Prix, and here’s how you can watch the action on ESPN in the United States.
This year’s race takes place on Sunday 2 April at 1:00am ET at the Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne.Due to the time difference to America, FP1 and FP3 take place on Thursday and Friday evenings, and the race starts an hour after midnight Saturday.
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