Watching Hungarian Grand Prix 2025 Live: Streaming Formula 1 Online from Any Location - Darkness Falls!
The excitement for the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix is building, and fans around the world are eager to catch the action live. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to watch the race live from your location.
Global Coverage
The Hungarian Grand Prix can be watched live from anywhere in the world, including free options. For instance, in Hungary, the race is available live on M4, the Hungarian public broadcaster. In Belgium, RTBF offers the entire race weekend for free streaming, while in Austria, Servus TV provides free live streams, with official subscription options available as well. Free live streams are also available in Luxembourg, Brazil, and the United Kingdom (Channel 4 provides free highlights later the same day but not live streaming).
Paid Subscriptions and Cable Packages
In most other countries, live streaming requires paid subscriptions or cable packages. For example, in the United States, viewers can watch live via ESPN, fuboTV, or F1 TV (subscription). In Germany, Sky Deutschland streams live F1 races, and in France, Canal+ holds exclusive live rights. In Spain, DAZN holds exclusive rights and streams all sessions, and in Italy, F1 can be watched on Sky Italia.
Using a VPN for Free Streams
If you're outside the countries offering free live streams, you can use a VPN service like NordVPN to connect to countries offering free streams, such as Belgium’s RTBF, Austria’s Servus TV, and so on. This is a common workaround for accessing free streams from other countries.
F1 TV Pro
F1 TV Pro offers live coverage of F1 practice, qualifiers, and races in many countries. However, prices vary by region. For instance, it costs $10.99/month in the USA, $11.90/month in the Netherlands, and $5.99/month in Brazil. It's important to note that F1 TV Pro is not available in the UK.
F1 TV Pro is available via the F1 TV website, iOS/Android apps, Roku TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Google TV, and other mobile devices. However, live streams are location-sensitive and cannot be accessed when traveling abroad without a VPN.
Upcoming Races and Broadcasters
In the USA, it's cheaper to watch the Hungarian Grand Prix on streaming services like Sling and Fubo. In Mexico, Fox Sports has the official broadcasting rights to air the 2025 F1, with nine races set for Fox Sports Premium. In Australia, Fox Sports has the rights to show every live F1 race. In Portugal, DAZN holds the rights to F1 until 2027.
Race Schedule and Highlights
The Hungarian Grand Prix will take place at Hungaroring, Mogyorod on 1-3 August 2025. The race is scheduled for Sunday 3 August at 2pm BST / 9am ET. Lando Norris starts from 3rd, with George Russell and Fernando Alonso rounding out the front five. Charles Leclerc secured pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix with a margin of 0.026 seconds over Oscar Piastri.
In the USA, the Hungarian Grand Prix is being shown on ESPN and ESPN Plus. In the UK, Sky Q, Sky Glass, and Sky Stream offer 4K Ultra HD streaming of every F1 race with a subscription to an Ultra HD package and a 4K TV.
In Japan, both DAZN and Fuji TV hold the rights to Formula 1. In Croatia, SportKlub is the place to find live TV coverage of the 2025 F1 World Championship. In France, live races are available on French broadcaster Canal until 2029.
In Australia, Kayo Sports offers access to over 50 sports events, including the Hungarian Grand Prix, for $25/month after a 7-day free trial.
- To catch the live action of the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix, fans in Hungary can tune into M4, while those in Belgium can stream the race for free on RTBF.
- If you're in the US, you can watch the race live via ESPN, fuboTV, or F1 TV (subscription), or in Mexico on Fox Sports Premium.
- If you're outside countries offering free live streams, consider using a VPN service like NordVPN to access free streams from other locations.
- F1 TV Pro provides live coverage of F1 practice, qualifiers, and races in many countries, but its cost varies by region and it's not available in the UK.
