The 2023 Canadian Grand Prix will be the eighth race in this year's Formula 1 World Championship. The session times are different from usual because the event is on the North American continent. This is how you can watch the 2023 Canadian Grand Prix.
Later Formula 1 sessions
The sessions will start later than usual if you're watching in the United Kingdom. Sky Sports have exclusive rights in the United Kingdom and will broadcast every practice session. They will also show qualifying and the race.
The coverage for Friday's first free practice session starts at 6:00pm [BST]. There is a 30-minute build-up to the green light. After FP1, Sky Sports return with an earlier F1 Show. This is a 60-minute show. Sky Sports returns for the second free practice session at 9:45pm [BST]. There is a 15-minute build-up.
Sky Sports go live on Saturday at 5:15pm [BST] for the third free practice session. The qualifying show starts at 8pm [BST], with qualifying starting one hour later. Ted's Notebook starts at 11pm [BST], one hour after qualifying is scheduled to finish. The team return on Sunday for the Canadian Grand Prix. Coverage begins at 5:30pm [BST], with lights out at 7pm [BST].
Other options elsewhere
In most countries worldwide [not including the United Kingdom], you can follow Formula 1 through the live streaming service F1 TV Pro. They will broadcast all sessions during the Canadian Grand Prix weekend, and you can also choose various commentaries and your favourite driver's cockpit. ViaPlay also broadcasts Formula 1 in a range of different countries.
Every single session during the Canadian Grand Prix will be covered on GPblog with the liveblog. We will also bring you the biggest news stories throughout the weekend.
