Spanish GP: Check the TV Schedule!
To properly follow the 2011 Spanish Grand Prix, the fifth round of the 2011 season on your screens, MotorsInside offers you the TV schedule: the channels, the times, as well as information on radio stations offering audio broadcasts in France, Switzerland, and Belgium!
As we announced a few months ago, TF1 no longer broadcasts Formula 1 qualifications live. The channel might even completely remove F1 from its programming as early as next year. Only a brief summary of the qualifications will be offered shortly before 8:00 PM. It is therefore Eurosport that takes over. TF1 will offer a delayed broadcast late at night, around 1:45 AM.
The Spanish Grand Prix qualifying will, however, be available to follow live on your site through a specially dedicated live feature, as has been the case for four Grand Prix already.
No change in the presenters. The Grand Prix is still hosted by the trio Moncet / Malbranque / Laffite, whether on Eurosport or TF1. Marion Jollès and Denis Brognard will present the Grand Prix on the starting grid. Consult the table for more details.
Friday, May 20, 2011
| Eurosport | Free Practice 1 | Friday | 10:00 | Live |
| Eurosport | Free Practice 2 | Friday | 14:00 | Live |
Saturday, May 21, 2011
| Eurosport | Free Practice 3 | Saturday | 11:00 | Live |
| Eurosport | Free Practice 3 | Saturday | 13:30 | Replay |
| Eurosport | Qualifying | Saturday | 14:00 | Live |
| TF1 | Qualifying | Saturday | 19:50 | Summary |
| TF1 | Qualifying | Saturday | 01:45 | Replay |
Sunday, May 22, 2011
| TF1 | Pre-race | Sunday | 1:19 PM | Live |
| TF1 | Race | Sunday | 1:55 PM | Live |
| Eurosport | Race | Sunday | 9:05 PM | Replay |
The Spanish GP on TV in Belgium
| Channel two | Qualifications | Saturday | 1:55 PM | Live |
| Channel one | Race | Sunday | 1:55 PM | Live |
The Spanish GP on TV in Switzerland
| TSR2 | Qualifications | Saturday | 1:55 PM | Live |
| TSR1 | Race | Sunday | 1:50 PM | Live |
The Spanish GP on the Radio
You can also follow the Grand Prix if you don’t have a TV by listening to it on the radio. The frequencies naturally depend on your location, and several radio stations will broadcast the Grand Prix live—why not do without images for once?
The hours are therefore the same as those presented in the Live.
RTL and RMC will broadcast the race while Europe 1 will broadcast the race and qualifications live.
