Strong wind warnings and dark clouds… F1 Dutch Grand Prix kicks off today! How to watch, weather, DAZN / Fuji TV NEXT broadcast times | Formula1-Data / F1 information and breaking news commentary

Strong wind warnings and dark clouds… F1 Dutch Grand Prix kicks off today! How to watch, weather, DAZN / Fuji TV NEXT broadcast times | Formula1-Data / F1 information and breaking news commentary

The 15th round of the 2024 FIA-F1 World Championship, the Dutch GP (Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix 2024), will commence on Friday, August 23rd, Japan time, marking the start of the season’s second half. Below is a summary of the schedule along with the broadcast and distribution details for “DAZN” and “Fuji TV NEXT,” as well as information about the commentators and viewing options.

Formula 1 racing returns for the first time in a month since the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps, which took place in the last week of July.

One of the highlights of the Zandvoort Circuit, famous for its large crowds of Max Verstappen fans dressed in orange, is its unique 18-degree banked corner, the only one of its kind on the F1 calendar.

The 18-degree banking, approximately double that of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS), where the Indy 500 takes place, subjects the cars and drivers to significant vertical loads.

Courtesy Of Red Bull Content Pool

Yuki Tsunoda and Pierre Gasly of AlphaTauri Honda participate in a track walk at the Zandvoort Circuit, Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix, September 2, 2021

Strong wind warnings and dark clouds… F1 Dutch Grand Prix kicks off today! How to watch, weather, DAZN / Fuji TV NEXT broadcast times | Formula1-Data / F1 information and breaking news commentaryCourtesy Of Red Bull Content Pool

Yuki Tsunoda (RB), George Russell (Mercedes), and Logan Sargent (Williams) participate in the drivers’ press conference prior to the 2024 Dutch F1 Grand Prix at Zandvoort Circuit, August 22, 2024

Time Schedule

The time difference between Japan and the United States is 7 hours, with Japan ahead. The final race, a 72-lap event at the Zandvoort Circuit, will commence at 15:00 local time on Sunday, August 25th, translating to 22:00 Japan time.

Red Bull Honda's Max Verstappen runs down the home straight at the Zandvoort Circuit during Free Practice 1 of the 2021 Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix on September 3, 2021Courtesy Of Red Bull Content Pool

Red Bull Honda’s Max Verstappen runs along the home straight at the Zandvoort Circuit during Free Practice 1 of the Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix on September 3, 2021

F1 Dutch Grand Prix Schedule

Friday, August 23rd 19:30 / local time 23rd 12:30TBA

August 23rd (Fri) 23:00 / August 23rd 16:00TBA

August 24th (Sat) 18:30 / August 24th 11:30TBA

August 24th (Sat) 22:00 / August 24th 15:00TBA

August 25th (Sun) 22:00 / August 25th 15:00TBA

session Date and Time result
FP1
FP2
FP3
Qualifiers
final

F1 Dutch GP special page

Weather at Circuit Zandvoort

Situated on the seafront, Zandvoort frequently experiences bad weather, as evidenced by last year’s race, which was impacted by rain from the opening lap, culminating in a downpour by the end of the first lap.

This weekend, dark clouds are also expected to loom over the region, with the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute issuing a high wind warning, noting gusts of up to 85km/h.

On Friday, rain is anticipated during the first free practice session; however, conditions are expected to improve by the time the second free practice session starts at 4 p.m. local time, with the sun making an appearance.

All-day rain is expected on Saturday, suggesting that qualifying will likely occur in wet conditions. Nonetheless, on Sunday, when the final race takes place, although significant cloud cover is forecasted, the chance of precipitation is predicted to be 0%, indicating no current concerns about rain.

As the second half of the season begins, unfavorable weather will pose additional challenges for teams, especially those planning to implement various upgrades.

Alex Albon (Williams) splashes water as he laps the Zandvoort Circuit, Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix, August 26, 2023Courtesy Of Williams

Alex Albon (Williams) splashes through water during his laps at the Zandvoort Circuit, Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix, August 26, 2023

DAZN Broadcast Time

DAZN will also stream “F1 Zone” live, showcasing various information, including on-board cameras and live timing across four screens. The Porsche Supercup is also scheduled for broadcast this weekend. The following is in Japan time.

Dutch Grand Prix DAZN Program Schedule

19:30 F1 FP1 Sasha
Yasuaki Asaki

21:00 Porsche Fried Chicken Run English

23:00 F1 FP2 Kunio Shibata
Sasha

18:30 F1 FP3 Kenichi Tanaka
Kunio Shibata

20:00 Porsche Qualifying English

22:00 F1 Qualifying Shinji Nakano
Sasha

18:55 Porsche Final English

21:20 F1 Final Shinji Nakano
Sasha

time category type Commentary
Live Commentary
commentator
August 23 (Friday)
August 24 (Sat)
August 25th (Sunday)

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Fuji TV NEXT Broadcast Time

Subscribers to Fuji TV NEXT on SKY PerfecTV! can watch not only CS broadcasts but also live and catch-up broadcasts online through the “SKY PerfecTV! Program Distribution” available free to subscribers. The following is in Japan time.

F1 Dutch GP Fuji TV NEXT Program Schedule

Friday, August 23rd 19:20-21:10 FP1 Tetsuo Tsugawa, Masashi Yamamoto
Ryosuke Horiike

22:50-24:40 FP2 Tetsuo Tsugawa・Masashi Yamamoto
Ryosuke Horiike

Saturday, August 24th 18:20-20:10 FP3 Kazuhito Kawai and Ukyo Katayama
Ryosuke Horiike

21:50-26:00 Preliminary round: Kazuhito Kawai and Ukyo Katayama
Ryosuke Horiike

Sunday, August 25th 21:20-27:00 Final: Kazuhito Kawai and Ukyo Katayama
Ryosuke Horiike

date time type Commentary
Live Commentary

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Comparison Between Fuji TV and DAZN

The 2024 F1 season will be broadcast live on three paid channels. There will be no free broadcasts on terrestrial or BS TV. Below is a comparison of fees and key features.

Internet distribution TV CS broadcast Internet distribution

2,666~4,200 yen 2,409 yen 1,980 yen

0 yen 0 yen 0 yen

None Joined Month None

Will it be broadcast again or not?

All sessions All sessions All sessions

No, no, no

Internet terminals such as smartphones, TVs, antennas, tuners, Internet terminals such as smartphones

Multi-content
4-screen display, reliable, affordable

Delayed interference Antenna overlooked ×

DAZN Fuji Television
NEXT
Fuji Television
NEXTsmart
channel
Monthly fee
Initial cost
Free Trial
Missed broadcast
Broadcast target
Recording
Necessary environment
Features
Notice

For a detailed comparison of each service, please refer to “2024 Edition: 11 Ways to Watch F1: A Thorough Comparison of Prices and Plans for DAZN and Fuji TV”.

If you are uncertain, consider visiting the following link for online streaming: DAZN. If you have a CS antenna already set up, Fuji TV NEXT might be a good option for you.

Will There Be Highlights From the Dutch F1 Grand Prix?

While each broadcasting service will offer reruns and catch-up streaming, there are currently no plans for highlight broadcasts on terrestrial or BS TV.

However, after each session, a 3-4 minute highlight video and driver interviews will be available on the official F1 YouTube channel, albeit in English.

Zandvoort Circuit Layout Diagram

Circuit Zandvoort (Dutch F1 Grand Prix) course layout

F1 Dutch Grand Prix Entry List

Max Verstappen

Sergio Perez

Charles Leclerc

Carlos Sainz

Lewis Hamilton

George Russell

Esteban Ocon

Pierre Gasly

Lando Norris

Oscar Piastri

Valtteri Bottas

Zhou Guanyu

Fernando Alonso

Lance Stroll

Kevin Magnussen

Nico Hulkenberg

Yuki Tsunoda

Daniel Ricciardo

Alex Albon

Logan Sargent

team driver
Red Bull
Ferrari
Mercedes
Alpine
McLaren
Sauber
Aston Martin
Haas
AlphaTauri
Williams

F1 Dutch GP Special

2024 Dutch Grand Prix: Time Schedule, Viewing Information, and Circuit Insights

The 15th round of the 2024 FIA-F1 World Championship, the Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix, will begin on Friday, August 23rd, Japan time, marking the start of the second half of the season. This article provides essential information about the event, including the time schedule, broadcast details for “DAZN” and “Fuji TV NEXT,” a look at the Zandvoort Circuit, and strategies to enhance your viewing experience.

After a month-long break since the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps, Formula 1 enthusiasts are eager to return to action. The Zandvoort Circuit, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere populated by Max Verstappen supporters in orange, adds an exciting charm to the event.

Yuki Tsunoda and Pierre Gasly at Zandvoort CircuitCourtesy Of Red Bull Content Pool

Yuki Tsunoda and Pierre Gasly of AlphaTauri Honda take part in a track walk at the Zandvoort Circuit during the Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix.

Time Schedule

The final race will consist of 72 laps around the Zandvoort Circuit, commencing at the local time of 15:00 on Sunday, August 25th, which translates to 22:00 Japan time.

Max Verstappen at Zandvoort CircuitCourtesy Of Red Bull Content Pool

Max Verstappen runs down the home straight at the Zandvoort Circuit during Free Practice 1 of the previous Dutch Grand Prix.

Session Date and Time Result
FP1 Friday, August 23rd 19:30 / local time 23rd 12:30 TBA
FP2 August 23rd 23:00 / August 23rd 16:00 TBA
FP3 August 24th (Sat) 18:30 / August 24th 11:30 TBA
Qualifiers August 24th (Sat) 22:00 / August 24th 15:00 TBA
Final August 25th (Sun) 22:00 / August 25th 15:00 TBA

Weather at Circuit Zandvoort

Zandvoort’s coastal location means unpredictable weather. Last year’s race experienced rain from the outset, significantly impacting conditions. This weekend seems poised for a similar forecast, with strong winds up to 85 km/h expected.

The forecast for Friday suggests rain during FP1, yet improvement is expected for FP2. However, Saturday is predicted to feature a steady downpour, compromising qualifying. Fortunately, Sunday looks promising with no anticipated rain, allowing for an exciting final race.

Alex Albon at Zandvoort CircuitCourtesy Of Williams

Alex Albon splashes through water at the Zandvoort Circuit during the 2023 Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix.

How to Watch the Dutch Grand Prix

Fans in Japan can catch all the thrilling action of the Dutch GP on two major platforms – DAZN and Fuji TV NEXT. We provide detailed schedules for both platforms below.

DAZN Broadcast Schedule

DAZN’s live coverage includes the “F1 Zone,” showcasing various stats and on-board camera feeds. Here’s the viewing schedule in Japan time:

Time Category Type Commentary
August 23 (Friday)
19:30 F1 FP1 Sasha Yasuaki Asaki
21:00 Porsche Fried Chicken Run English
23:00 F1 FP2 Kunio Shibata Sasha
August 24 (Saturday)
18:30 F1 FP3 Kenichi Tanaka Kunio Shibata
20:00 Porsche Qualifying English
22:00 F1 Qualifying Shinji Nakano Sasha
August 25 (Sunday)
18:55 Porsche Final English
21:20 F1 Final Shinji Nakano Sasha

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Fuji TV NEXT Broadcast Schedule

For subscribers of Fuji TV NEXT through SKY PerfecTV!, live and catch-up broadcasts are available, detailed as follows:

Date Time Type Commentary
August 23 19:20-21:10 FP1 Tetsuo Tsugawa, Masashi Yamamoto
22:50-24:40 FP2 Tetsuo Tsugawa, Masashi Yamamoto
August 24 18:20-20:10 FP3 Kazuhito Kawai, Ukyo Katayama
21:50-26:00 Preliminary Round Kazuhito Kawai, Ukyo Katayama
August 25 21:20-27:00 Final Kazuhito Kawai, Ukyo Katayama

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Comparison: DAZN vs. Fuji TV NEXT

Both DAZN and Fuji TV NEXT provide comprehensive coverage of the 2024 F1 season. Below is a comparative analysis for potential subscribers:

Feature DAZN Fuji Television NEXT Fuji Television NEXTsmart
Broadcasting Internet TV CS Internet
Monthly fee 2,666 – 4,200 yen 2,409 yen 1,980 yen
Initial cost 0 yen 0 yen 0 yen
Free Trial None Yes Yes
Broadcasting sessions All sessions All sessions All sessions
Record option No No No
Environment needed Internet-ready devices Antenna, tuner Internet-ready devices
Features Multi-content, reliable
Delayed broadcasts Yes No No

For further details on F1 broadcasting options, check out the 2024 Edition: 11 Ways to Watch F1.

Dutch Grand Prix Highlights

While reruns and catch-up streaming are available via the broadcasting services, traditional highlights will not be available on terrestrial or BS channels. However, brief 3-4 minute highlight videos and driver interviews will be uploaded to the official F1 YouTube channel in English after each session.

Zandvoort Circuit Layout Diagram

Zandvoort Circuit Layout for the Dutch F1 Grand Prix

F1 Dutch Grand Prix Entry List

Team Driver
Red Bull Max Verstappen
Red Bull Sergio Perez
Ferrari Charles Leclerc
Ferrari Carlos Sainz
Mercedes Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes George Russell
Alpine Esteban Ocon
Alpine Pierre Gasly
McLaren Lando Norris
McLaren Oscar Piastri
Sauber Valtteri Bottas
Sauber Zhou Guanyu
Aston Martin Fernando Alonso
Aston Martin Lance Stroll
Haas Kevin Magnussen
Haas Nico Hulkenberg
AlphaTauri Yuki Tsunoda
AlphaTauri Daniel Ricciardo
Williams Alex Albon
Williams Logan Sargent

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