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How to watch F1: streaming and TV options by country
Broadcast rights differ by country and change over time. Here’s the current picture for the biggest English-speaking markets.
United States
Since 2026, Apple TV has held F1’s US broadcast rights, and F1 TV Premium comes as part of the deal. Check Apple’s current pricing before race weekend.
United Kingdom
Sky Sports F1 shows every session live. Channel 4 shows free-to-air highlights.
Canada & Australia
Canada: TSN (English) and RDS (French). Australia: Foxtel / Kayo, with selected free-to-air coverage. Confirm with your provider, because packages change.
Everywhere else
Check F1 TV availability in your country. In many markets it offers every session live with onboard cameras.
Make it a family event
Pick a Grand Prix with a friendly start time (see the calendar), get everyone to make their predictions before lights out, and keep the live timing app open on a second screen.
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FAQ
Can I watch F1 for free?
In some countries, yes: free-to-air highlights or selected live races. Live coverage of every session usually needs a subscription.
What is F1 TV?
Formula 1's official streaming service. Depending on your country, it offers live races with onboard cameras and team radio, or replays and data only.
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