Guide to Streaming F1 2025 Races: Calendar, Schedules, Streaming Platforms, and Essential Information
Formula 1 Gears Up for Exciting 2025 Season
The world of Formula 1 is revving up for an action-packed season in 2025, with a total of 24 races scheduled across the globe. One of the highly anticipated events is the Miami Grand Prix, set to take place on May 4 at the Miami International Autodrome in Miami Gardens, Florida.
For fans in the United States, ESPN channels are the go-to for catching all the racing action. ESPN Plus, a streaming service, will allow viewers to watch not only the Miami Grand Prix but also the United States Grand Prix and the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Sling TV with the Orange package is a recommended option for those seeking to access ESPN channels.
In the UK, Formula 1 enthusiasts can tune in to Sky TV, which offers two main plans: Essential TV for £35 per month and Ultimate TV for £42 per month, both of which include Sky Sports. The Sky Sports add-on is the primary broadcaster for F1 races in the UK. Sky Sports F1 channel will show all Formula 1 races, including the Miami Grand Prix.
For those looking to watch Formula 1 races from anywhere, a Virtual Private Network (VPN) such as NordVPN is a recommended option. This allows viewers to bypass geographical restrictions and watch races from any location.
In Australia, Formula 1 races will be available on Kayo Sports and Fox Sports TV. Fox Sports is set to broadcast the races in 4K, and it's unclear if Kayo Sports will do the same. Kayo Sports offers a 7-day free trial for new users.
Canadian viewers can catch all the practice sessions, qualifying, and races live on TSN. If you have a cable or satellite subscription that includes TSN, you can use the TSN Go app by signing in with your TV provider credentials. For cord-cutters, TSN Plus is available as a standalone streaming service costing CA$8 per month or CA$80 per year, allowing access to live F1 streaming on various devices. The Canadian Grand Prix itself is available for free on CTV (English) and Noovo (French). French coverage of F1 is also available on RDS.
Another option for fans wanting an official F1 live stream subscription is F1 TV Pro.
Formula 1 has seen increased popularity in recent years, with the Australian Grand Prix kicking off the 2025 season and the Qatar Grand Prix serving as the last race on the schedule. The Miami Grand Prix will be the fourth iteration of this event on the Formula 1 calendar, promising another thrilling race for fans to enjoy.
- After the Australian Grand Prix, Formula 1 enthusiasts can shift their attention to the Miami Grand Prix, scheduled for May 4 on the Hulu-compatible channel ESPN Plus.
- UK viewers can catch the Miami Grand Prix on Sky Sports F1 channel as part of their Sky TV subscription, which offers two plans: Essential TV and Ultimate TV.
- For those seeking a global solution, a Virtual Private Network (VPN) like NordVPN can help bypass geographical restrictions and watch races from any location.
- Canadian cord-cutters can access live F1 streaming on TSN Plus, a standalone streaming service costing CA$8 per month or CA$80 per year, with the Canadian Grand Prix available for free on CTV and Noovo.
