- F1 will begin its 75th season with a new release event on Tuesday night
- They will attend a lot of big names of Motorsports
- The show will take place in the O2 in London with Lewis Hamilton to attend
Formula one will begin its 75th style with a new release event to commemorate this important anniversary in the history of sport.
F1 75 Live will see the 10 teams and their 20 drivers appear in the O2 in London on Tuesday night.
It will also attend a lot of great names of the F1 and the widest world of motor sports.
This marks the first curtain cut of this type before the 2025 season, which will see Max Verstappen looking to win a fifth world championship of successive pilots.
So when does the event start, who will be at the launch event for the new season and how can you see the program?
Liga below for everything you need to know about F1 75 Live.
Formula one will begin its 75th style season with a new launch event to commemorate this important anniversary in the history of sport, with Lewis Hamilton's assistance
F1 75 Live will see the 10 teams and their 20 drivers appear in the O2 in London on Tuesday night
F1 75 LIVE START TIME
The calendar of Tuesday's afternoons will be launched at 8pm, with the comedian and actor Jack Whitehall of accommodation.
All eyes will be in fellow Brit Lewis Hamilton of Whitehall, who will appear with Ferrari as the teams reveal their new liver for the next season.
You will see that each team has about 10 minutes in the stage to reveal its new color schemes to 15,000 fans full within the O2.
Who will act in F1 75 Live?
Pop music fans of the 90s will be delighted to listen to that taking that will perform their success catalog.
The Kelly machine gun, Country Kane Brown singer and composer Brian Tyler, whose melody of the F1 theme has been broadcast more than 75 million times, are also ready to get on stage.
How to look
The program will be transmitted in the F1 social networks channels on YouTube, X, Tiktok and Facebook.
Will also be available to see for Sky subscribers,
F1 will transmit the entire event on its YouTube channel, with an 8pm coverage in the main event of Sky Sports and Sky Sports F1.