Sky and BBC reveal 2015 Formula 1 coverage plan
Formula 1's British television broadcasters Sky and BBC have revealed how they will share out live coverage of races this year
As part of a share deal agreed for the start of 2012, the two broadcasters divide the races between them - with half being shown exclusively live on Sky.
This season, Sky is getting exclusive live rights to 10 grands prix. This includes the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, the blue-ribband event in Monaco and the returning event in Mexico.
The BBC will be showing the British GP live, and will broadcast four of the last six races as they happen.
The races that the BBC does not show live will be broadcast as edited highlights later in the day.
Who is showing what live in 2015
March 15 Australian GP Sky March 29 Malaysian GP Sky/BBC April 12 Chinese GP Sky April 19 Bahrain GP Sky/BBC May 10 Spanish GP Sky May 24 Monaco GP Sky June 7 Canadian GP Sky/BBC June 21 Austrian GP Sky July 5 British GP Sky/BBC July 19 German GP Sky July 26 Hungarian GP Sky/BBC August 23 Belgian GP Sky/BBC September 6 Italian GP Sky September 20 Singapore GP Sky September 27 Japanese GP Sky/BBC October 11 Russian GP Sky/BBC October 25 USA GP Sky November 1 Mexican GP Sky November 15 Brazilian GP Sky/BBC November 29 Abu Dhabi GP Sky/BBC
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