F1 returns to Circuit Paul Ricard for potentially the last time this weekend for the 2022 French Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc returned to the top step of the podium for the first time in three months last time out, getting the better of championship leader Max Verstappen to take victory at the Austrian Grand Prix.
With the French Grand Prix's place on the F1 calendar now at risk, here is how you can watch this weekend's race.
Will the French Grand Prix be broadcast on Sky Sports?
Yes. Sky Sports has exclusive rights for the live broadcast of Formula 1 Grand Prix in the United Kingdom. Sky customers will therefore be able to watch the 2022 French Grand Prix through the dedicated Sky Sports F1 channel, or on the Sky Sports Main Event channel.
Sky Go customers will be able to stream the French Grand Prix on the go through the Sky Go app. Simply select the Sky Sports F1 or Sky Sports Main Event channels on your chosen device.
Will the Austrian Grand Prix be streamed on Now TV?
Now TV customers with Sky Sports included in their package will be able to stream all of the action from the 2022 French Grand Prix live. Alternatively, Now TV day passes are available for one-off purchase allowing you to stream the Grand Prix on Sunday, July 24th.
Will the French Grand Prix be broadcast on BT Sport?
No. BT Sport has the exclusive rights to broadcast MotoGP, as well as showing some IndyCar and World Rally championship races, but does not have the rights to broadcast F1 sessions.
Will the French Grand Prix be streamed on F1 TV?
If you're a viewer based in the United Kingdom, then Sky Sports is the only live broadcaster of F1 Grand Prix, but for viewers outside of the UK, a subscription to the F1 TV Pro will allow you to live stream every session across the race weekend.
F1 TV Pro subscriptions cost $9.99 per month or $79.99 for an annual subscription.
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