You can watch the F1 race live through a variety of streaming platforms and TV channels, depending on where you are in the world.
United States
- ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC broadcast all F1 races, practice, and qualifying sessions. You can stream via ESPN Plus, which also offers extra features like alternate camera angles. Many live TV streaming services such as Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV, Fubo, and Sling TV offer ESPN.
United Kingdom
- Sky Sports holds exclusive F1 rights. You can stream via Sky Go (if you have Sky Sports) or purchase a Now TV Sports pass for flexible access. Channel 4 offers post-race highlights for free.
Canada
- Races air on TSN (The Sports Network), with online streaming available to cable subscribers. TSN Plus is a standalone streaming option for F1 coverage.
Australia
- Fox Sports and Kayo Sports stream all F1 races. Kayo Sports offers flexible subscription models and a free trial for new subscribers.
Europe and Other Regions
- Sky Deutschland (Germany), Canal+ (France), DAZN (Spain, Italy, Portugal), Viaplay (Nordics), and other broadcasters hold rights in respective territories. Many streaming services are available for cord-cutters and those seeking on-demand access.
F1 TV
- F1 TV Pro is the Formula 1 official streaming service, offering ad-free live streams, multiple onboard cameras, live team radio, and race timing. It's available in many countries and accessible via web, iOS/Android apps, and streaming devices like Apple TV, Chromecast, and Roku. F1 TV Premium offers 4K Ultra HD streams and enhanced viewing features.
Additional Streaming
- In some regions, highlights, replays, and even live sessions can be found on F1's official YouTube channel, social media, and via local broadcasters. Always confirm availability as streaming rights vary locally.
For most locations, the broadest option is F1 TV Pro or local sports channels. If you're traveling or seeking flexible access, services like ESPN+, Kayo Sports, Now TV, or regional versions of DAZN and TSN provide streaming solutions for F1 fans.
