Formula One

How to watch Bahrain Grand Prix in 4K - TV times and live streaming

Andrew Rickert

01 Mar 2024 — 1 min read

The Bahrain Grand Prix will be the first Formula One event available in Kayo Sports in 4k for Australian viewers, bringing you the highly anticipated 2024 season-opener to your TV or streaming device.

Kayo is rolling out 4K progressively on Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast with Google TV, and Telstra TV devices, as well as Hisense, LG, and Samsung TV sets.

Check the list of devices here for more info.

To watch in 4K, you will need a Kayo Basic account, which costs $35/month.

Of course, there are other ways to subscribe which might suit you better - check out our full guide.

All Kayo and Fox Sports subscribers can watch the action from Bahrain at the following times, with coverage on Fox Sports 506 for Foxtel subscribers.

Thursday 29 February
8.30pm - Formula 1 Free Practice 1 - Kayo Sports

Friday 1 March
12.00am - FIA Formula 3 Qualifying - Kayo Sports
12.55am - FIA Formula 2 Qualifying - Kayo Sports
2.00am - Formula 1 Free Practice 2 - Kayo Sports
9.15pm - FIA Formula 3 Sprint Race - Kayo Sports
11.30pm - Formula 1 Free Practice 3 - Kayo Sports

Saturday 2 March
1.15am - FIA Formula 2 Sprint Race - Kayo Sports
3.00am - Formula 1 Qualifying - Kayo Sports
8.00pm - FIA Formula 3 Feature Race - Kayo Sports
9.30pm - FIA Formula 2 Feature Race - Kayo Sports

Sunday 3 March
2.00am - Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix - Kayo Sports

All times AEDT.

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