The Bahrain Grand Prix is next up this season, and make sure you keep up with all the F1 live timing options with us here on PlanetF1.com.

You can follow all the action with our live blogs from qualifying and the Grand Prix, plus our live timing page for every session throughout the weekend.

F1 live timing: Follow all the action from the Bahrain Grand Prix

It may still be early stages, but Max Verstappen put himself within one point of early championship leader Lando Norris with a superb victory at Suzuka, showing that the McLarens cannot afford to take their eyes off the ball at any point this year.

Mercedes and Ferrari remain in that chasing pack, however, with George Russell having had his best ever start to a Formula 1 season, and Ferrari looking to get themselves going in earnest after their double disqualification in China.

Lewis Hamilton will hope the “underperforming” part he spotted on his SF-25 will be fixed in Bahrain, while Yuki Tsunoda will also look to get himself on the board for his first points as a Red Bull driver, following his points at Suzuka.

Unlike in Japan, overtaking opportunities present themselves more readily in Bahrain, with the braking zones at Turns 1, 4, 10 and 11 all providing prime chances to get by for those brave enough to do so.

It’s set to be another dramatic weekend in Formula 1, so you won’t want to miss it!

F1 schedule: What are the session times for the Japanese Grand Prix?

Friday 11 April

Free practice 1: 2.30pm-3.30pm [12.30pm-1.30pm BST]
Free practice 2: 6pm-7pm [4pm-5pm BST]

Saturday 12 April

Free practice 3: 3.30pm-4.30pm [1.30pm-2.30pm BST]
Qualifying: 7pm [5pm BST]

Sunday 13 April

Race: 6pm [4pm BST] [57 laps]

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