Cure for GP withdrawal
This spring is proving to be very long to pass for Formula 1 fans, who for over a month have found themselves without Grand Prix races to enjoy on Sundays. Due to the war that broke out in the Middle East which led to the cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian GPs. The Circus, however, always very active on social networks under Liberty Media management, has found an unusual and fun solution to try to fill this ‘void’.
Read more Volkswagen, at the start of 2026 sales are not taking off
From midnight today, Tuesday, April 14, a true 24-hour marathon of old races broadcast ‘free-to-air’ on the official F1 YouTube channel has indeed begun, one after the other every two hours. A nice way to spend the day re-enjoying from home (or from the office, perhaps without getting caught by the boss) some of the most iconic GPs of the last two decades.
Read more Mercedes, the electrified push is making itself felt
Below we offer you the list of races that F1 has chosen to rebroadcast. The choice of ‘re-watches’ not to be missed is yours:
Read more The 2027 grid according to The Race: Verstappen and Colapinto out, Tsunoda returns and Tsolov debuts
- Australian GP 2025
- Chinese GP 2006
- Japanese GP 2005
- Singapore GP 2023
Monaco GP 2018 - San Marino GP 2005
Italian GP 2019
British GP 2008
German GP 2019
Sakhir GP 2020
Abu Dhabi GP 2010
Las Vegas GP 2024
Here, instead, is the link to follow the marathon.
