French Grand Prix: When is practice, qualifying and the race live on Sky Sports?

Formula 1 heads to France this weekend for round 12 of the 2022 season; watch all the action live on Sky Sports F1 – Sunday’s race starts at 2pm, with full build-up from 12.30pm

All the details for how you can watch the French Grand Prix, live on Sky Sports.

France hosts round 12 of the 2022 Formula 1 season – and Sky Sports has you covered from Thursday’s drivers’ press conference through to Sunday’s race.

The key information for the race is:

• The French Grand Prix is live at 2pm on Sunday, with build-up from 12.30pm
• Reigning world champion Max Verstappen holds a 38-point advantage over Charles Leclerc in the Drivers’ Championship standings
• Leclerc cut Verstappen’s advantage by winning in Austria last time out, with Verstappen finishing second and Lewis Hamilton coming third for the third race in a row

Sky Sports F1 is your home for every race this season and here’s the full schedule for the French Grand Prix…

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Sky Sports F1’s live French GP schedule

Thursday, July 21
2pm: Drivers’ Press Conference

Friday, July 22
10.35am: F2 Practice
12.30pm: French GP Practice One (session starts 1pm)
3.45pm: French GP Practice Two (session starts 4pm)
5.25pm: F2 Qualifying
6.10pm: W Series Qualifying
7pm: The F1 Show

Saturday, July 23
11.45am: French GP Practice Three (session starts 12pm)
1.30pm: W Series Race
2.35pm: French GP Qualifying Build-up
3pm: French Grand Prix Qualifying
4.55pm: F2 Sprint Race
6pm: Ted’s Qualifying Notebook

Sunday, July 24
8.30am: F2 Feature Race
12.30pm: Grand Prix Sunday: French GP Build-up
2pm: The French Grand Prix
4pm: Chequered Flag: French GP Reaction
5pm: Ted’s Notebook
5.30pm: French GP Highlights

Join Sky Sports F1 for extensive coverage across the French GP weekend. The race starts at 2pm on Sunday.