See how to watch Formula 1 live and complete 

Formula 1 returns to television next Sunday, March 20th, starting at 12 pm, Brasilia time, with the transmission of the Sakhir Grand Prix directly from the Bahrain International Circuit. In the first stage, great disputes are expected, and also the continuation of the “saga” between the current champion, Max Verstappen, and the seven-time champion of Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton, in search of the title of greatest champion in history. Keep reading to know how to watch formula 1 live and complete:

If the year 2021 was considered “breathtaking”, the current pre-season ended in an atmosphere of mystery and suspense. The new regulations were implemented, and the teams arrived with brand new cars in the three days of competition at the Barcelona Catalunya GP, in Spain. Ferrari and Red Bull have shown better performance, while Mercedes remains an open question.

The calendar defined by F1 would have a total of 23 races, the highest amount in a single season. However, due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Formula 1 thought that the most viable thing was to break the contract with the Sochi GP. Therefore, 22 Grand Prix were confirmed for 2022.

The season starts on March 20th and will run until November 20th, with the Abu Dhabi GP, at the Yas Marina Circuit. The GP that takes place in Brazil, in Interlagos, will be the penultimate of the year, the dispute will take place on November 13th.

How to watch Formula 1 live and complete in 2022?

As in the previous year, all races will be broadcast with exclusive coverage on Band open television, on the Bandport app, on the Band.com website and on FM BandNews. Grupo São Paulo signed a two-year contract with Liberty Average, by American billionaire John C Malone, the current owner of F1.

After watching Formula 1 for more than 40 years on Globo, fans of the world's biggest car competition were surprised by the transmission on the Band channel, where the transmission of races is highly evaluated by specialists. 

The broadcaster will keep the same F1 broadcast team, which is currently considered the main sports product on the platform, but for those who want to see F1 through online reproduction, Brazilian fans have been provided with F1 TV Pro services, which arrived in the country last year. The company provides two packages: Pro, for US $ 39.99 (R$ $ 204 ) per year, with live broadcasts of SuperCup F1, F2, F3 and Porsche; And access, for US $ 26.99 (R$ $ 138), with broadcast, access to replays and a historical collection.

Now you already know how to watch formula 1 live and complete.

All about Formula 1:

If you want to know how to watch Formula 1 live and complete, you will find all the information on the Band website, in addition to the F1 TV Pro streaming service, you will find everything you need to know, such as: standings and calendar, drivers, teams, news, blogs and videos. 

Calendar F1 2022:

• Bahrain Grand Prix (Sakhir) – March 20
• Saudi Arabia Grand Prix (Jeddah) – March 27
• Australian Grand Prix (Melbourne) – April 10
• Grand Prix Emilia-Romagna (Imola) – April 24
• Miami Grand Prix (Miami) – May 8
• Spanish Grand Prix (Montmeló) – May 22
• Monaco Grand Prix (Monte Carlo) – May 29
• Azerbaijan Grand Prix (Baku) – June 12
• Canadian Grand Prix (Montreal) – June 19
• British Grand Prix (Silverstone) – July 3
• Austrian Grand Prix (Spielberg) – July 10
• French Grand Prix (Paul Ricard) – July 24
• Hungarian Grand Prix (Hungaroring) – July 31
• Belgian Grand Prix (Spa-Francorchamps) – August 28
• Dutch Grand Prix (Zandvoort) – September 4
• Italian Grand Prix (Monza) – September 11
• Singapore Grand Prix (Marina Bay) – October 2
• Japanese Grand Prix (Suzuka) – October 9
• United States Grand Prix (Austin) – October 23
• Mexican Grand Prix (Brothers Rodríguez) – October 30
• Brazilian Grand Prix (Interlagos) – November 13
• Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (Yas Marina) – November 20

Teams that will compete in Formula 1 2022:

The competition will feature 20 drivers and 10 teams, they are: 

• Red Bull: Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez
• Mercedes: Lewis Hamilton and George Russell 
• Ferrari: Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz
• mclaren: Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris
• alpine: Fernando Alonso and Esteban Oco
• AlphaTauri: Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda
• aston martin: Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll
• Williams: Nicholas Latifi and Alexander Albon
• Alfa Romeo: Guanyu Zhou and Valtteri Boots 
• Haas: Kevin Magnussen and Mick Schumacher

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