Lando Norris leads the championship by a margin of 24 points to McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri. Max Verstappen is 49 points adrift and remains an outside contender as F1 finishes its 24-race calendar with events in Las Vegas, Qatar and Abu Dhabi.

Here is everything you need to know about where to watch the Las Vegas GP, which is the only race on the F1 calendar that takes place on a Saturday. Here is a full guide of the timings for the Las Vegas GP weekend.

Fans based in the United Kingdom can follow all of this weekend’s action live on the Sky Sports F1 channel, with the race starting at 4:00am (GMT).

Highlights for both qualifying and the race will also be available on Channel 4. Qualifying highlights will be broadcast at 10:55am (GMT) on Saturday, while race highlights will be shown at 1pm (GMT) on Sunday.

Those who prefer to stream the action can also watch it through Sky Go or NOW TV.

F1 in the United States can follow the action live on the ESPN network and through the ESPN+ streaming service.

On demand and live coverage for each session is also be available on the F1TV Pro subscription.

Fans in Australia can watch the race on Fox Sports, or stream through Kayo.

The official streaming service F1 TV Pro remains the best option for global fans, offering live coverage of every session. As regional broadcasting rights differ from country to country, fans should check the F1TV website to confirm whether the service is available in their area.

Highlights will also be available on F1's YouTube channel for fans all across the world.

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