The Bahrain Grand Prix is available for free streaming on Apple TV this weekend for viewers in the United States. This offering does not require a paid subscription, making the race accessible to all users with the Apple TV app.
Coverage for the event begins at 1:50 AM Eastern Time, with the race itself scheduled to start at 3 AM Eastern Time. Viewers can also watch the race on-demand after its live broadcast.
Despite its name, the Bahrain Grand Prix is being held in Sepang, Malaysia. This change occurred because the original Bahrain GP was cancelled due to the ongoing Iran war, leading Bahrain organizers to sponsor a race elsewhere.
Sepang is a circuit that is not part of the official F1 calendar but is considered a fan favorite.
In the qualifying rounds, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen secured pole position, marking his first pole of the season. Lewis Hamilton qualified in second place, and championship leader Kim Antonelli took third position.
To watch the free stream, users need the Apple TV app installed on a compatible device. The app is available on Apple devices, Amazon Fire Stick, Roku, PlayStation, Xbox, Android, and can also be accessed via a web browser at tv.apple.com.
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Apple TV is offering a free, subscription-not-required stream of the Bahrain Grand Prix in the US this weekend. The race, held in Sepang, Malaysia, starts at 3 AM ET, with coverage beginning at 1:50 AM ET.