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Who is showing / broadcasting the Bahrain Formula 1 GP live on TV and livestream today?

The new Formula 1 season starts today with the Bahrain Grand Prix. Do you want to watch the race live on TV and live stream today? Here you get all the information.

Bahrain Formula 1 GP: When and Where?

Formula 1 celebrates the start of the new season in Bahrain. The first Grand Prix of the year will be driven on the Bahrain International Circuit. The track in Bahrain is 5.412 kilometers long, with 15 corners being driven per lap.

The race will start this Sunday, March 28th, 2021. The starting shot should be given this afternoon: At 5 pm it should start in the desert.

Who is showing / broadcasting the Bahrain Formula 1 GP live on TV and livestream today?

In recent years, Formula 1 fans have been able to follow the Grand Prix on RTL. But that is no longer the case this year – at least not in all races.

The Bahrain Grand Prix will not be shown on the private TV channel. This season RTL only shows four races live on free TV. The season opener is not one of them.

Sky is there live . The pay TV broadcaster will be showing all races live and in full length this season, and qualifying and free practice will also be broadcast on Sky .

The following team will accompany the race at the microphone:

  • Commentator: Sascha Roos
  • Expert: Ralf Schumacher
  • Expert: Timo Glock

These broadcasts can be seen on the new Sky Sport F1 (HD) channel and on Sky Sport UHD .

The Austrian broadcaster ServusTV will also be there live . You can also follow the race live there. The good thing: You can also see ServusTV in Germany, the station can be received both via cable and satellite. ServusTV also offers a free live stream of the race

Formula 1 GP of Bahrain: The race in the live ticker

You can also follow the competition in Bahrain in our live ticker. There you will always be kept up to date on all developments in the race.

Click here for the live ticker of the race.

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Rang Fahrer Team
1 Max Verstappen Red Bull
2 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes
3 Valtteri Bottas Mercedes
4 Charles Leclerc Ferrari
5 Pierre Gasly AlphaTauri
6 Daniel Ricciardo McLaren
7 Lando Norris McLaren
8 Carlos Sainz Ferrari
9 Fernando Alonso Alpine F1 Team
10 Lance Stroll Aston Martin
11 Sergio Perez Red Bull
12 Antonio Giovinazzi Alfa Romeo
13 Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri
14 Kimi Räikkönen Alfa Romeo
15 George Russell Williams
16 Esteban Ocon Alpine F1 Team
17 Nicholas Latifi Williams
18 Mick Schumacher Haas F1
19 Nikita Mazepin Haas F1
20 Sebastian Vettel Aston Martin

Formula 1: All teams and drivers at a glance

team Driver 1 Driver 2
Mercedes Lewis Hamilton Valtteri Bottas
Red Bull Max Verstappen Sergio Perez
McLaren Daniel Ricciardo Lando Norris
Aston Martin Sebastian Vettel Lance Stroll
Alpine Fernando Alonso Esteban Ocon
Ferrari Charles Leclerc Carlos Sainz
AlphaTauri Pierre Gasly Yuki Tsunoda
Alfa Romeo Kimi Raikkonen Antonio Giovinazzi
Haas Mick Schumacher Nikita Mazepin
Williams George Russell Nicholas Latifi

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