What is the date of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in 2023?
On Sunday 26 November at 8.00 am ET, Yas Marina will play host to this year’s race.
Before qualifying, there will be two free practice sessions on Friday and one on Saturday.
In the USA, which TV channel shows F1?
You can catch all the Formula 1 races live on U.S. TV through ESPN, ESPN2, or ABC this year. Plus, you can stream them live or watch on-demand through their digital platform.
ESPN TV Schedule for Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Friday, November 24:
- Practice 1: 4:25 am ET on ESPN2
- Practice 2: 7:55 am ET on ESPN2
- F1 Show: 9:15 am ET on ESPN3
Saturday, November 25:
- Practice 3: 5:25 pm ET on ESPN2
- Qualifying: 8:55 am ET on ESPN2
- Ted’s Qualifying Notebook: 11:00 am ET on ESPN3
Sunday, November 26:
- Grand Prix Sunday: 6:30 am ET on ESPN
- Race: 7:55 am ET on ESPN
- F1 Kids: 7:55 am ET on ESPNU
- Checkered Flag: 10:00 am ET on ESPN3
- Ted’s Notebook: 11:00 am ET on ESPN3
Recap of Last Year’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix:
Max Verstappen had an impressive performance in the race, dominating from the pole position for Red Bull. He secured victory by surpassing Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, who finished as the runner-up. This placement allowed Leclerc to outscore Sergio Perez by three points, claiming second place in the championship.
In his final F1 start, Sebastian Vettel earned a point for Aston Martin.
Can I Watch F1 Races Live in America?
Certainly! If you’re in the United States, you can subscribe to F1 TV (f1tv.formula1.com) or use ESPN’s digital platform (espn.com/watch) with a subscription to stream the race on your preferred device. All sessions will be available for streaming on the ESPN app and can be watched on demand.
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