Formula 1 returns to the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriquez for the 20th round of the 2022 Formula 1 season, as the host of the Mexico City Grand Prix.
The track, which is unique due to its setting at high altitude, features a long start/finish straight as well as a twisting middle section, providing a challenge for the drivers and engineers.
Sergio Perez enters the weekend with the support from the locals, as he goes in search of a home grand prix win.
However, he will have a challenge to beat team-mate Max Verstappen, who has won seven of the last eight grands prix.
European fans will be subject to late starting times for the sessions, with Mexico City’s timezone several hours behind.
Below, find the sessions that take place, as well as their start times.
| Session | Date | Time (BST) | Time (Local) |
|---|---|---|---|
| FP1 | Friday, October 28 | 19:00 | 13:00 |
| FP2 | Friday, October 28 | 22:00 | 16:00 |
| FP3 | Saturday, October 29 | 18:00 | 12:00 |
| Qualifying | Saturday, October 29 | 21:00 | 15:00 |
| Mexico City GP | Sunday, October 30 | 20:00 (GMT) | 14:00 |
How to watch the 2022 Mexico City Grand Prix
Coverage of all the action in the UK and Ireland will be shown live, with free-to-air highlights available later in the day.
Watch Live: Sky Sports F1 will broadcast every session live, as well as build-up and post-session shows to qualifying and the race.
Highlights: Channel 4 will provide highlight shows of the qualifying and race sessions, a number of hours after the live event has ended on Sky Sports.
Live Stream: Sky Sports subscribers will be able to catch all of the action through the Sky Go app, which requires an internet connection to access. Alternatively, they can access through NOW TV.
TV broadcast start times
All times are in BST (GMT for Sunday)
Sky Sports F1
Friday: FP1 – 19:00 | FP2 – 21:45
Saturday: FP3 – 17:45 | Qualifying – 20:00
Sunday: US Grand Prix – 18:30
Channel 4
Sunday: Qualifying – 12:30
Monday: US Grand Prix – 01:05
How to stream the Mexico City Grand Prix
A number of countries have access to F1 TV Pro, which broadcasts every session throughout a race weekend. It also has its own build-up and post-session shows. The list of countries in which F1 TV Pro is available can be found here.
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