What time is the Saudi Arabian F1 race in Jeddah and how to watch it

Despite all the doubts that existed even days before arriving at this new circuit in Jeddah, Formula 1 has already completed its first two days of action on the track in this newly built street track and only the Grand Prix race remains to be played. of Saudi Arabia, a session that will take place this Sunday, December 5.

As this is the penultimate race of the season and taking into account that the difference between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton is only eight points, the tension can be cut with a knife and clearly the result that both get from this Saudi track could end up being bald. in the resolution of one of the tightest world championships in the history of F1.

After returning to slightly more usual times at the last Qatar GP, F1 returns to a later schedule and will contest the Saudi Arabian GP race at 6:30 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time). An appointment that will be practically blind for everyone and that will last 50 laps.

What time is the F1 Saudi Arabian GP 2021 race in Jeddah

• Day : Sunday, December 5, 2021
• Time of the Qatar F1 GP race in Spain : 6:30 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time)
• Time of the Qatar F1 GP race in Mexico : 11:30 a.m.
• Time of the Qatar F1 GP race in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama : 12:30 p.m.
• Time of the Qatar F1 GP race in Venezuela and Bolivia : 1:30 p.m.
• Time of the Qatar F1 GP race in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Paraguay : 2:30 p.m.

This will be the first time that Saudi Arabia hosts a Formula 1 race on its streets, in another attempt to increase its presence in the motor world, something that they have been doing in recent years, such as the adoption of the historic Dakar Rally.

Leaving behind a last triplet that left everything open in the fight for the titles, the Saudi Arabian GP race will be at night and that is why the traffic light will go out at 6:30 p.m. in Spanish peninsular time, so it is planned that we can see the checkered flag around 8:00 p.m., although the red flags could lengthen the duration. Unlike in Spain, in Latin America they will return to more usual times for them, in Mexico the race will start at 11:30 a.m., in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama at 12:30 p.m., in Venezuela and Bolivia at 1:30 p.m. , while in Chile, Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay the departure will be at 2:30 p.m.

How can you watch the F1 2021 Saudi Arabian GP race in Spain?

• Where to watch the Saudi Arabian F1 race from Spain: Movistar + and DAZN F1
• F1 channel: Movistar + dial 58 and on the DAZN platform

The highest category of motorsports became a paid sport in Spain a few years ago, that is, legally it can only be seen by paying. Of course, luckily and unlike previous seasons, in this 2021 DAZN and Movistar + F1 offer two “different” options, although both channels share the same signal.

Obviously, the differences exist. If you opt for the DAZN streaming service, you will have to pay a total cost of €9.99 per month or €99.99 if you pay for a year in advance. While with Movistar + you will also have to contract the Internet, the landline, the mobile line and the Movistar + base package, so in general it is a much more expensive option.

Now, if you live in Latin America, how can you watch the F1 2021 Saudi Arabian GP race?

How to watch the highlights of the 2021 F1 Saudi Arabian GP race

If what you are looking for is the schedule to see the post-GP analysis of Saudi Arabia on DAZN and Movistar + with the best summaries of the race in Jeddah and everything the protagonists say, take note:

• What time is the post, summary and analysis of the Saudi Arabian GP race : on DAZN and on dial 58 (DAZN F1) of Movistar +, around 8:00 p.m., once the race is over.

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Qualifying results at the 2021 F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix:

Cla	Pilot		Weather	Difference	Km/h
1	Lewis Hamilton		1’27.511		253.984
2	Valtteri Bottas		1’27.622	0.111	253.662
3	Max Verstappen		1’27.653	0.142	253.572
4	Charles Leclerc		1’28.054	0.543	252.417
5	Sergio Perez		1’28.123	0.612	252,220
6	Pierre Gasly		1’28.125	0.614	252.214
7	Lando Norris		1’28.180	0.669	252.057
8	Yuki Tsunoda		1’28.442	0.931	251.310
9	Esteban Ocon		1’28.647	1.136	250.729
10	Antonio Giovinazzi		1’28.754	1,243	250,427
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Starting grid for the 2021 F1 Saudi Arabian GP: