F1 pre-season Test at Bahrain International Circuit Live Streaming

From 23-25 Feb 2023

 

After a winter break, Formula 1 teams have updated their cars for the 2023 season. where Max Verstappen and Red Bull are anticipated to dominate.

For the first half of 2022, Charles Leclerc and Ferrari fought for the championship, but a series of errors by the team and the driver saw their title push crumble.

After Lewis Hamilton went winless for the first time in his career, Mercedes and George Russell are aiming to rebound.

F1 pre-season testing precedes the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.

Where is F1 pre-season testing in 2023?

Bahrain International Circuit hosts F1 pre-season testing exclusively in Sakhir, as in 2021.

 When is F1 pre-season testing in 2023?

There will be three days of testing before the first race of the 2023 season, from February 23–25, with each day lasting eight hours.

On the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of these testing dates, two four-hour sessions will take place from 07:00 to 11:00 and 12:00 to 16:00 UK time.

How can I watch Formula 1 pre-season testing in 2023?

UK and global Formula One fans can enjoy the Baharain Pre-Season Test 2023 live stream on the Sky Sports F1 channel and many other channels in our portal. All you need to subscribe at Formula1online.net, as our service offers the best and most affordable streaming packages. 

F1 pre-season testing 2023 schedule

Thursday, February 23: Day 1—Bahrain International Circuit
Friday, February 24: Day 2—Bahrain International Circuit
Saturday, February 25: Day 3 —Bahrain International Circuit

 

When is the inaugural F1 Race?

The Bahrain Grand Prix, which takes place March 3–5, 2023, will serve as the season-opening event. The two practice sessions will happen on Friday, the final practice and qualifying on Saturday, and the final race on Sunday. Don't miss out on watching Formula 1 in full HD on your smart devices.

As part of the schedule for the F1 support series, the first round of Formula 2 and Formula 3 will also be held at the same time.

In 2022, both Red Bull drivers failed to finish the race owing to reliability concerns, while Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz finished first and second for Ferrari.