Canadian Grand Prix: Formula 1 preview, news and how to watch live

All you need to know in the lead up to the Canadian Grand Prix this Monday 20 June, including news updates, drivers’ championship standings plus when and how to watch on Kayo.

David Gavin

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June 19, 2022 - 9:49AM

Daniel Ricciardo heads to Montreal after a top 10 finish in Azerbaijan. Picture: Bryn Lennon - Formula 1/Formula 1 via Getty Images

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Formula 1 heads back to Canada for the first time in three years to race the ninth Grand Prix of the season on Monday 20 June in Australia. Here’s how to watch the race live on Kayo and catch up on the latest news.

2022 Canadian Grand Prix preview

It is a quick turnaround from Azerbaijan to Canada with F1 crossing the Atlantic for its next round following Max Verstappen’s fifth win of the year. Last week’s winner will start from pole while veteran Fernando Alonso joins him on the front row.

Daniel Ricciardo finished a much improved eighth in Azerbaijan which was his best finish since the Australian Grand Prix (sixth) in early April. The McLaren driver has also received the backing of team boss Andreas Seidl amid his slump in form.

In a minor boost for Ricciardo, he finished ahead of teammate Lando Norris at Baku.

COVID-19 cancelled the last two Canadian Grand Prixs with Lewis Hamilton reigning supreme at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve in 2019. However, the seven-time world champion is being hampered by back pain but has reassured F1 fans he will be there in Montreal.

What time is the Canadian Grand Prix?

Lights out at 4am (AEST), 3.30am (ACST) and 2am (AWST) on Monday 20 June.

See below for this week’s Canadian Grand Prix coverage, starting Saturday morning live on Kayo:

Practice 1: Saturday, June 18, 4am (AEST), 3.30am (ACST) and 2am (AWST)

Practice 2: Saturday, June 18, 7am (AEST), 6.30am (ACST) and 5am (AWST)

Practice 3: Sunday, June 19, 3am (AEST), 2.30am (ACST) and 1am (AWST).

Qualifying: Sunday, June 19, 6am (AEST), 5.30am (ACST) and 4am (AWST).

Race: Monday, June 20, 4am (AEST), 3.30am (ACST) and 2am (AWST).

Where is the Canadian Grand Prix being held?

Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, Montreal.

Lewis Hamilton could miss the Canadian Grand Prix. Picture: Natalia Kolesnikova/AFP

How do I watch the race?

This year’s Canadian Grand Prix – plus practice and qualifying – will be broadcast live on Kayo as part of their F1 coverage. Not only do they show every race LIVE plus practice and qualifying, but if you miss the race you can catch up with Kayo Minis.

Watch qualifying on Kayo here.

Watch the race live on Kayo here.

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