50 AM Eastern Time, with the race scheduled to start at 3 AM Eastern Time. You can of course watch later on-demand, if you’d opt to go to bed at a reasonable hour. You can get the Apple TV app on Apple devices, Amazon Fire Stick, Roku, PlayStation, Xbox, Android and more. You can also watch in a web browser at tv.apple.com. With qualifying happening earlier today, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has snatched pole position for the first time this season, with Lewis Hamilton taking second and championship leader Kim Antonelli in third. It’s Red Bull’s best chance at a race win so far this year. You may be wondering why the Bahrain Grand Prix is being hosted in Malaysia. In a normal year, the Bahrain GP would have happened much earlier in the season. But due to the ongoing Iran war, the race was cancelled and the Bahrain organizers instead decided to sponsor a race elsewhere in the world instead. Despite not being part of the official F1 calendar anymore, Sepang is a fan favourite circuit that should make for some exciting action on track. Again, use the Apple TV app to tune in for free, no subscription required. The race starts at 3 AM Eastern Time, with broadcast coverage starting at 1:50 AM.