Useless for 99% of us.
Use https://f1calendar.com/ and you get your local times.
this post was submitted on 04 Feb 2025
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Lol, you'd think they'd put the times in UTC at a minimum? Or produce one copy for each major timezone?
I'm guessing these are local times?
Yeah
Lol, so they've given us a data sheet that's pretty useless unless you've ahead memorised every timezone?
Well, naturally you should always aim to arrive at each location early enough that you're adapted to the local time before the weekend starts. (or else use f1calendar.com)
Yeah .. they could at least add what the local timezone is so we can do some calculation in our heads.
Local to where?
The track