The 2019 Formula One season is underway and with 21 races taking place all over the world, it’s one of the biggest sporting events on the planet. With teams competing for the Constructors Championship and drivers vying for individual honours – there is always plenty of drama on the F1 track.

Running until December, the Formula One calendar is a constant presence for any sports fan. With a key stretch of the 2019 F1 season in progress, fans need to keep up-to-date with what time the sessions take place and how to watch the next race live – the Belgian Grand Prix (August 30 – September 1 AEST).

Here’s how to ensure you don’t miss any of this season’s action:

2019 Formula One Live TV Guide

The 2019 Formula One season marks the 70th anniversary of the formation of the organisation. 21 races take place across 5 different continents between March and December in the calendar year. In an innovative move by the FIA, the final race in Abu Dhabi (December) sees drivers competing for the chance to win double points – upping the stakes on the final day of the season. The 2019 F1 TV schedule will also see the German Grand Prix making a popular return to the calendar. The Chinese Grand Prix in April was the 1000th competitive F1 race with plans in place to potentially extend the calendar starting in the 2020 season. With 21 Grand Prix weekends, plus all of the pre and post-race coverage, there’s no shortage of action for F1 fans.

The one man the rest of the drivers will be trying to stop is Lewis Hamilton with the British driver taking home 4 of the last 5 World Championships – with only Nico Rosberg stopping him in 2016. Hamilton is chasing down Michael Schumacher’s record of 7 world titles (he currently has 5) and along with Mercedes team mate Valtteri Bottas, they will be the favourites for the driver’s title this season. Elsewhere, Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen look the most likely candidates to put a stop to Mercedes’ dominance. The European swing of the F1 season is next on the horizon with 9 of the next 10 races in the calendar taking place in Europe including the British Grand Prix at Silverstone (in July) and the infamous Monaco Grand Prix (in late May). With races coming on a fortnightly basis, there are plenty of options for watching F1 live.

How to Stream F1 in Australia

Kayo delivers a full viewing experience, with a dedicated live sports streaming app that has loads of innovative features. Streams can be accessed on your PC or Mac (via a browser) as well on Android and iOS devices. Kayo’s wide-range of F1 streaming options also include Apple TV, Android TV and Google Chromecast, with new apps and platforms arriving soon.

Grand Prix in Belgium Prix Live TV Times (AEST)

The next race on the F1 calendar is the Belgian Grand Prix from August 30 – September 1. Full coverage of practice sessions, qualifying and the race itself will be available live, as well as on-demand, to offer flexible viewing choices for Australian audiences.

All events shown as Sydney time, adjust for regional differences.

Stream the Grand Prix in Belgium Free

Outside of the first fixture of the season there is no Formula One free to air TV provider currently available in Australia, but Kayo courtesy of their arrangement with the Fox Sports channel, will provide the most complete live coverage of every race, qualifying and practice session, as well as pit lane access.

Kayo Sports offers extensive coverage of all of the pre and post-race events during each Grand Prix weekend. New Kayo customers can take the 14 day free trial for a test drive, and within minutes begin streaming the Belgian Grand Prix live to a compatible device. In addition to the entire Formula One championship, Kayo offers a huge choice of sporting events including 8 domestic and international motorsport competitions throughout the year.

Kayo Sports TV features:

• Split View Feature – Both Kayo plans offer the split view feature – so you can watch up to 3 events at any one time.
• No Spoilers – Avoid notification of any other results or scores by enabling the no spoilers feature.
• Worldwide Sporting Events – There are over 50 sporting events to choose from with Kayo, all over the world.
• On-the-go content – You can watch the action anytime, anywhere, on qualified mobile devices.
• On demand at your convenience – Missed the live action? Simply visit the Kayo Library and watch F1 on demand at a time that suits you.

2019 F1 Australian TV Schedule

There are lots of viewing options available to F1 fans in 2019 with Kayo offering full coverage, starting with the very first practice session all the way through to race day. Likewise, the Kayo on demand replay feature means you can catch up on any action you may have missed, at a time that’s convenient.

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