Formula 1 heads to America from 23-25 October, and here's how to plan your weekend so you don't miss a single lap.
Formula 1 crosses the Atlantic once again as the United States Grand Prix takes over the calendar from 23-25 October. For fans across Africa, that means a weekend of late-night viewing, early-morning alarms and plenty of group chats lighting up.
The action builds from Friday through to Sunday's race. Track time early in the weekend gives teams the chance to sort out set-ups and tyre strategies. Qualifying then decides who controls the grid, and the grand prix itself is where it all gets settled. Skip none of it if you want the full picture of how the race will unfold.
Time zones are the big challenge for viewers on this side of the world, since US race windows often land in the evening or overnight depending on where you are. Check your local listings and streaming options ahead of time, set reminders for each session, and confirm which platform carries the live coverage in your country so you aren't scrambling when the lights go out.
If you can't stay up, catch the highlights and race reports once the chequered flag falls. Either way, the US Grand Prix is a big stop on the F1 calendar, and with the season's story still moving, every session counts. Lock in your plans now and get ready for a proper weekend of racing.
