The Spanish Grand Prix could be one of the most action-filled races on the calendar so far, with Mercedes drivers George Russel and Lewis Hamilton both within 0.2 seconds of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, who posted the fastest time, in Qualifying on Saturday, after some tweaks were made to its W13 car to make it more competitive.
With lights out at 2 PM BST (9 AM ET, 6 AM PT), nows the time to start reading up on how to watch the Spanish Grand Prix live stream from anywhere today, so you don’t miss a second of the action. Fortunately, we’re here to help — we have details about how to tune in from anywhere, as well as information on the free F1 live stream.
How to Watch the Spanish Grand Prix for Free
Those lucky enough to live in Austria or Luxembourg can watch the Spanish Grand Prix for free. The race is being broadcast on ORF in Austria, and RTL Zwee in Luxembourg. But what about locals who out of town but want to tune into the free Spanish Grand Prix live stream from abroad? They can tune in via a VPN like ExpressVPN.
That’s right — Austria or Luxembourg residents out of the country can use a VPN to watch the action unfold in their local language for free. These are the only countries where a legal free F1 live stream is available. Viewers located elsewhere will need to tune in through their local, licensed broadcaster (more on them below).
How to Watch the Spanish Grand Prix in the UK
Sky Sports is the exclusive broadcaster of the 73rd Formula 1 World Championship in the United Kingdom, so it has control of the F1 live stream for the Spanish Grand Prix — which can accessed through its subscription-based Sky Sports F1 channel, which is available as an add-on for Sky TV (including Sky Glass) and Virgin Media customers.
Not a Sky Sports subscriber? You can sign up for a Now Sports Pass to watch the F1 live stream on mobile, tablet or on select Smart TVs and set-top boxes. You can buy for a Day Pass for £9.99 or £33.99 for unlimited access for a month. Formula 1 doesn’t stream on Now TV in 4K Ultra HD, though: It’s only available in Full HD.
How to Watch the Spanish Grand Prix in the US
The best and easiest way to watch the Spanish Grand Prix from the United States is on ESPN 2. Not a cable subscriber? You can tune in through a live TV service like fuboTV, Sling TV and YouTube TV. We recommend starting a one-week FuboTV free trial if you want to watch the action unfold legally for free.
For the best F1 viewing experience, however, check out Formula 1’s own F1 TV Pro service, which costs $10 a month, with a one-week free trial on offer to new customers. This not only offers access to the F1 live stream for all track sessions, but also driver onboard cameras and team radios during the race.
How to Watch the Spanish Grand Prix in Canada
TSN airs English coverage of the Formula 1 in Canada, including the Spanish Grand Prix. This can be subscribed to through cable, or through TSN Direct for the day for $8 or for a month for $20. Meanwhile, RDS has coverage in French. The homegrown F1 TV Pro streaming service is also available in Canada.
The main benefit of watching through F1 TV Pro is that it’s customizable: You can flick between different driver onboard cameras and team radios during the race, which makes it easier to follow the drivers and teams you care about, with other added features like live leaderboard and telemetry data, and track maps.
How to Watch the Spanish Grand Prix in Australia
Formula 1 is broadcast on Fox Sports in Australia, available through local cable provider Foxtel or live sport service Kayo. This service offers new subscribers a two-week free trial, with pricing set at $25 per month thereafter.
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