Formula 1
Italian Grand Prix
Sun 6 Sept, 14:00 UK time
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Formula 1 is a full weekend rather than a single event, and the sessions people most often miss are the ones outside the race itself. The other complication is time zones: flyaway rounds can start before breakfast in Britain.
Scheduled events with UK start times.
All times shown in UK time. Coverage varies by plan and region — ask support if you need to check a specific event.
March to December
European rounds usually race at 14:00 or 15:00 UK time. Flyaway rounds in Asia and Australia can start early morning UK time.
Worth knowing: F1 is one of the most demanding broadcasts to stream well — constant fast motion means bitrate matters more than resolution.
Cheapest route, works on any TV with HDMI
Setup guide →No extra hardware on Tizen models
Setup guide →webOS with easy on-screen text entry
Setup guide →Widest app choice, including TiviMate
Setup guide →Whatever you use, a wired connection beats Wi-Fi for live sport — the reasoning is in Wi-Fi vs Ethernet for streaming. If a stream stalls mid-match, the buffering checklist works through the causes in order.
Yes. Coverage spans the full race weekend, which is often the point — practice and qualifying are the sessions most likely to be missed elsewhere.
European rounds typically race at 14:00 or 15:00 UK time. Rounds in Japan, Australia and Bahrain can start early in the morning here, which is where catch-up earns its place.
On selected rounds, where the source broadcast is produced in UHD and your connection and device both support it. Around 35 to 50 Mbps at the TV is the realistic requirement.
Run the free trial during a live event, at your usual time, on your own device. That tells you more than any description can.