The 2023 FIA Formula One World Championship season is well underway and the action so far has been nothing short of breathtaking – both on and off the track.
Next up is the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya, also known as the Gran Premio de España.
The Spanish Grand Prix is an event that F1 fans worldwide look forward to every year, and the 2023 edition promises to be a fantastic race. With the Circuit de Catalunya’s unique track layout and picturesque setting near Barcelona, fans can expect an unforgettable experience.
Where is the Spanish Grand Prix Race held?
Located just north of the vibrant city of Barcelona, Circuit de Catalunya has been hosting the Spanish Grand Prix since the early 1990s. The Circuit is renowned for its technical track layout and scenic vistas that offer an immersive experience for fans and drivers.
The Gran Premio de España in Catalunya is one of the most exciting races on the motorsports calendar, famed for its huge home straight and exciting – and challenging – turn 3 right-hander.
With 66 laps of the 4.675-kilometre race – the total racing distance of 308km – the track that hosted its first Grand Prix in 1991 is still as thrilling as ever.
What’s the weekend schedule?
The Formula One (F1) season of 2023 is set to take a thrilling turn with the eighth round of the tournament taking place at the Circuit de Catalunya. The Spanish Grand Prix is scheduled for June 4, 2023, and is expected to be an exciting event for fans and competitors alike.
See the current F1 race schedule, including practice sessions, qualifying, and the actual race below:
| Emilia Romagna | Date/Time (AEST) | TV Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Emilia Romagna Practice 1 | Live: Fri, 17 May, 9:00pm – 11:00pm | Foxtel / Kayo |
| Emilia Romagna Practice 2 | Live: Sat, 18 May, 12:45am – 2:25am | Foxtel / Kayo |
| Emilia Romagna Practice 3 | Live: Sat, 18 May, 8:15pm – 9:40pm | Foxtel / Kayo |
| Emilia Romagna Pit Lane Qualifying | Live: Sat, 18 May, 11:00pm – 11:55pm | Foxtel / Kayo |
| Emilia Romagna Qualifying | Live: Sat, 18 May, 11:55pm – 1:00am | Foxtel / Kayo |
| Emilia Romagna Pit Lane Qualifying | Live: Sun, 19 May, 1:00am – 2:00am | Foxtel / Kayo |
| Emilia Romagna Grand Prix | Live: Sun, 19 May, 10:55pm – 1:00am | Foxtel / Kayo |
| Emilia Romagna highlights | Mon, 20 May, 2:30am – 3:00am | Foxtel / Kayo |
How to stream the Spanish Grand Prix
The Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya is set to be another tight race to call, especially on the back of a huge amount of changes to car design and settings for 2023. With immense speed from each practice and qualifying session in Spain, you can’t miss it.
Which streaming services will show the F1 Spanish Grand Prix live in Australia?
Below is a complete list of sports streaming services for you to download that will show all the Formula 1 races, practice sessions and qualifying races in Australia, including the Spanish Grand Prix. If other providers show Formula 1 Grand Prix races further down the line, the below list will be updated.
| Provider | Formula 1 |
|---|---|
| Kayo Sports | Yes |
| Foxtel Now | Yes |
| Foxtel Now from Telstra | Yes |
| Kayo from Telstra | Yes |
| Optus Sports | No |
| Amazon | No |
| Stan Sport | No |
| F1 TV | No |
| DAZN | No |
How to watch the Formula 1 season?
As the F1 live race circuit journeys from the Americas to Spain and around the world, you can enjoy qualifying and races at each circuit in any way that suits you. Many sport TV providers offer comprehensive coverage of F1 live.
Every single Formula One World Championship weekend will be broadcast on Fox Sports (Kayo/Foxtel) in Australia. There are several providers that will allow you to access Fox Sports on your home TV or compatible device. Discover how to access Fox Sports below.
Stream Formula One with Kayo
To watch F1 on Kayo Sports, the streaming service gives you access to 14 dedicated sports channels including Fox Sports 506 – meaning you can watch every Formula One race live or on demand at a time that suits you. Kayo offer a 14 day free trial to new customers so you can check it out before committing to your plan. Kayo Sports is offered at $25/month (basic) or $35/month (premium plan) after your free trial period ends.
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Live stream the Spanish Grand Prix with Foxtel
The Foxtel Now streaming service also offer Fox Sports 506, included in their Sports Pack – meaning you get access to F1 as well as everything else Fox Sports has to offer, including BeIN and ESPN. Foxtel Now also offer a 10 day free trial to new customers, which you can take advantage of to watch the Formula One World Championship at the Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya.
To get the Foxtel Now Sports Pack ($29/month) you have to subscribe to the Essentials Pack first ($25/month), meaning after your free trial ends the total monthly fee is $54 per month.
Watch Formula One Grand Prix with Telstra
If you’re a Telstra customer, you can get fantastic deals for watching Formula One Grand Prix races with both Kayo Sports and Foxtel Now. Telstra’s Kayo offer gives a discount of $10 per month on either the basic or premium plan with Kayo Sports, providing great value for money. The Kayo from Telstra offer lasts for 12 months – a great option for the whole of the F1 calendar. Telstra also has a Foxtel Now offer which gives you the first month for free on all channel packs, including Sports.
Free to Air Formula One Grand Prix Highlights
Channel 10 offers free highlights of every Grand Prix race on the calendar. This means that every Monday evening following the race on Sunday (with the exception of the Australian Grand Prix), one-hour shortened highlights of every race are free to view – so you can catch up on the Sunday highlights from Spain.
Check out our user friendly Channel 10 TV guide for all the info.
Download the official F1 app
F1 TV is an official Formula One streaming channel that offers fans a close-up view of the F1 live race circuit experience every weekend. From pit lane to interviews with drivers – and even radio comms that aren’t shown on TV – they offer excellent entertainment.
Although the live feature (F1 TV Pro) isn’t available via their streaming service in Australia, the service is packed with over 650 archived races, documentaries and more all available on demand. If you download the official F1 TV app, their service is available for $4.49/month or $34.99 for the whole year.
F1 TV Plans
- F1 TV Monthly
- No Lock-in Contract
- Watch exclusive documentaries
- See 650+ historic races from the F1 archives
- $4.49/mth
- F1 TV Annually
- 12 Month Contract
- Watch exclusive documentaries
- See 650+ historic races from the F1 archives
- $34.99/365 days
Spanish Grand Prix Race Preview
Are you ready for the high-octane excitement of the Spanish Grand Prix Race? With the Formula 1 championship already in full swing, the anticipation is mounting for the upcoming race at the Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya. In this race preview, we’ll give you a sneak peek of what to expect from this thrilling event.
As with every race, there are a few drivers who are considered to be the top contenders for the win. One of the most notable contenders is Lewis Hamilton, who has won the Spanish Grand Prix a total of 5 times in his career. Other top drivers to watch out for include Max Verstappen, Valtteri Bottas, and Sergio Perez.
One thing to keep an eye on is tire strategy. The abrasive track surface can take a toll on tires, making pit stops and tire changes crucial for success. Additionally, the weather can be unpredictable in Barcelona, with sudden rain showers often catching drivers off guard.
The Spanish Grand Prix is always a highlight of the F1 calendar, and this year’s race promises to be no exception. With a challenging track, top-tier drivers, and unpredictable weather conditions, anything can happen on race day. Make sure to tune in and witness the excitement for yourself!
