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Revised start time for European GP approved after Azerbaijan abolishes DST

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The European Grand Prix in Baku, Azerbaijan will start one hour earlier than planned following the local government's decision to abolish daylight savings.

The race has been due to start at 6pm local time, but promoters requested that this be brought forward by one hour to make up for the loss of daylight savings.

With sunset in Baku on June 19 timed for 8:14pm, starting the race at 6pm would have given little time to allow for stoppages that may cause the grand prix to last longer than the usual two hour limit.

In Bahrain on Sunday, it was confirmed that a new start time of 5pm had been approved. However, the start time of 2pm BST/3pm CET remains unchanged for the rest of Europe.

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