The Bahrain Grand Prix is streaming for free on Apple TV this weekend, subscription not required. Rather amusingly, the location...
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⚡ Key Takeaways
- You can catch up on qualifying in preparation to stream the live race tonight, which kicks off at 3 AM Eastern Time.
- All you need to watch is to get the Apple TV app on a compatible device, be in the United States, and stay up late enough to watch live.
- Coverage starts at 1:50 AM Eastern Time, with the race scheduled to start at 3 AM Eastern Time.
9to5Mac reports: The Bahrain Grand Prix is streaming for free on Apple TV this weekend, subscription not required. Rather amusingly, the location of the Bahrain Grand Prix is actually in Sepang, Malaysia.
Key Points
- You can catch up on qualifying in preparation to stream the live race tonight, which kicks off at 3 AM Eastern Time.
- All you need to watch is to get the Apple TV app on a compatible device, be in the United States, and stay up late enough to watch live.
- Coverage starts at 1:50 AM Eastern Time, with the race scheduled to start at 3 AM Eastern Time.
The Details
Usually, F1 on Apple TV requires a paid subscription. You can get the Apple TV app on Apple devices, Amazon Fire Stick, Roku, PlayStation, Xbox, Android and more.
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