Formula 1 brought to a close the second weekend of the first triple of the season with the race of the 2024 Austrian Grand Prix F1, which was the main event following Saturday’s sprint race.
Find out what time the F1 race started in Austria and how it might be seen on television in Spanish-speaking countries.
Look what happened:
What time was the 2024 Austrian GP F1 race?
- What time was the 2024 F1 Austrian GP race in Spain?: at 3:00 p.m.
- What time was the 2024 F1 Austrian GP race in Mexico: at 07:00h
- What time was the 2024 F1 Austrian GP race in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama: at 08:00h
- What time was the 2024 F1 Austrian GP race in Chile, Paraguay, Venezuela and Bolivia: at 09:00h
- What time was the 2024 F1 Austrian GP race in Argentina and Uruguay: at 10:00h
As is often the case in European races, the lights went out at 3:00 p.m. according to local time, which was the same as in mainland Spain. For Latin America, the main event at the Red Bull Ring was at a rather early time: at 7:00 a.m. in Mexico, at 8:00 a.m. in countries with the same time zone as Colombia, at 9:00 a.m. in Venezuela and at 10:00 a.m. in Argentina and Uruguay.
How the Austrian GP F1 race might be seen on TV
- How it might be seen on TV Austria’s F1 race in Spain: DAZN F1
- How it might be seen on TV Austria’s F1 race in Mexico: Fox Sports México
- How it might be seen on TV Austria’s F1 race in Panama, Colombia, Peru and Ecuador: Star + / ESPN
- How it might be seen on TV Austria’s F1 race in Venezuela, Bolivia, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and Costa Rica: Star +/ ESPN
- How it might be seen on TV Austria’s F1 race in Uruguay and Paraguay: Star +/ ESPN
- How it might be seen on TV Austria’s F1 race in Argentina: Star +, Fox Sports o ESPN
- How it might be seen on TV Austria’s F1 race in Chile: Star +/ Fox Sports
After a Spanish GP that might be seen for free on open television, this weekend to watch Formula 1 in Spain there was only the option of DAZNF1, the owner of the television rights to the top category, either through its own platform or on Movistar+.
For Latin fans, each country has a different channel, although they all vary between Star+, ESPN and Fox Sports. In addition, the official F1 service called F1 TV is available in their territories, which, however, cannot be subscribed to in Spain.
Max Verstappen started first in the Austrian race, with Lando Norris once more behind him. George Russell also finished third in the podium positions, with Carlos Sainz fourth. Sergio Pérez started eighth and Fernando Alonso, 15th.
Which F1 drivers have already won the Austrian GP?
Max Verstappen is the driver who has stood on the podium the most times at the Austrian GP thanks to his four victories, while the second most successful driver is Alain Prost, with three wins.
Of the remaining active drivers, Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton have both managed to win here twice, while Charles Leclerc has done so once. George Russell joined in 2024.
Austria’s full history:
F1 2024 Driver Rankings
F1 2024 Constructors’ Standings
