This is when Sky Sports will broadcast during the Dutch GP weekend

What is the Sky Sports F1 broadcast schedule?

Sky Sports F1 will broadcast every single F1 session during the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix weekend. This starts with Friday’s free practice 1 session. Sky Sports will go live at 12pm UK time, providing a 30-minute build-up to the first practice session of the weekend. They will continue to broadcast until 1:45pm.

The Sky F1 team will return at 3:45pm for a 15-minute build-up to FP2. They will continue to broadcast for 15 minutes after the chequered flag to get the early reactions from the drivers and team bosses. The F1 show is then shown from 5:15pm.

Sky Sports F1 returns on Saturday at 11:15am for a 15-minute build-up to FP3. They will continue to broadcast for 40 minutes after, allowing a little build-up for qualifying. They return at 2:10pm for another 50-minute build-up to qualifying. Sky Sports F1 will continue to broadcast for one hour after qualifying.

Sky Sports F1 return on Sunday for the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix. Coverage will start at 12:30pm, and they will stay live until 5pm. 

Will Sky Sports F1 broadcast F2 and F3 this weekend?

Formula 2 and Formula 3 will not visit Zandvoort. But Sky Sports will show the F1 Academy events.

Who will be on the Sky Sports F1 team at the Dutch Grand Prix?

Ted Kravitz will not be present in The Netherlands. David Croft will be present. The commentator will miss three Grands Prix this season, but the Dutch Grand Prix isn't one of them. Croft is expected to be joined by Martin Brundle in the commentary box for qualifying and the Grand Prix. Simon Lazenby is expected to present this weekend.

How can you watch Sky Sports F1?

Sky Sports F1 is available in the United Kingdom. You can purchase the channel through a package offered by Sky themselves. You can also buy a package which includes Sky Sports F1 on Virgin Media TV. Sky Sports F1 can be added if you are with BT TV. You can also stream Sky Sports F1 online via NOW TV. 

How can you watch the Dutch Grand Prix weekend without Sky Sports F1?

If you are located in the United Kingdom, you can't watch the Dutch Grand Prix without paying for Sky Sports F1. For fans outside of the UK, the Dutch Grand Prix will be shown on F1TV Pro in most countries worldwide. Sky have the rights to broadcast Sky Sports F1 in Germany, Italy and others. ViaPlay have the rights to broadcast F1 in some locations worldwide, including The Netherlands.