Watch F1 Live: TV times, free streaming trials and 2024 broadcast guide

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F1 is one of the most prestigious motorsports events in the world, with 24 Grand Prix races taking place across the course of the season between March to December of 2024.

There are several ways to stream races from every circuit, live or on demand in Australia. Here we are going to give you the lowdown on all the options to watch the next F1 Grand Prix live and free!

F1 Live Stream in Australia

All 24 races of the 2024 F1 world championship take place on five different continents, creating a dust cloud of glitz and glamour in its wake.

There are several ways to stream all 24 Grand Prix live during the 2024 campaign (Kayo, Foxtel) whether you like watching Formula One in front of your home TV or with a mobile device on the move. All of these options are practical, great value and even come with free trials.

Live F1 broadcast times in Australia

Check out the dates for the next Formula One race and the start times on TV in Australia, as well as which streaming services will be showing the entire race weekend live. (shown as Sydney time)

Miami	Date/Time (AEST)	TV Coverage
Miami Practice 1	Live: Sat, 4 May, 2:00am – 3:45am	Foxtel / Kayo
Miami Sprint Qualifying	Live: Sat, 4 May, 6:26anm – 7:11am	Foxtel / Kayo
Miami Sprint Qualifying Wrap	Live: Sat, 4 May, 7:11am – 7:30am	Foxtel / Kayo
Miami Qualifying	Live: Sat, 4 May, 2:00pm – 3:00pm	Foxtel / Kayo
Miami Sprint Race	Live: Sun, 5 May, 1:56am – 2:30am	Foxtel / Kayo
Miami Grand Prix	Live: Mon, 6 May, 5:55am – 8:00am	Foxtel / Kayo
Miami Highlights	Mon, 6 May, 9:30am – 10:00am	Foxtel / Kayo

How to watch or stream F1 live in Australia

The Formula One World Championship will commence in March 2024 in Bahrain and will end in Abu Dhabi in December.

Fox Sports (Foxtel/Kayo) has secured the rights to broadcast all 24 races exclusively, except for the Australian Grand Prix, which Network Ten will simulcast on their free-to-air channels. Channel Ten will only air one-hour highlight packages of each race on Monday or Tuesday after the event.

On the other hand, Fox Sports (Foxtel/Kayo) will show every F1 practice, qualifying session, and Grand Prix live without any advertisement breaks during racing. They will deliver a total of 24 championship weekends of F1 streaming action, starting from the Bahrain Grand Prix in March to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in November.

F1 Provider	2024 F1 Coverage	Live Streaming
Kayo Sports	Every Formula One practice, qualifying session and 2024 Grand Prix shown live, and ad-break free during racing, as well replays on-demand	Yes – with subscription
Foxtel	Every Formula One practice, qualifying session and 2024 Grand Prix shown live, and ad-break free during racing, as well replays throughout	Yes – Foxtel Go app
Foxtel Now	Every Formula One practice, qualifying session and 2024 Grand Prix shown live, and ad-break free during racing, as well replays throughout	Yes – 10 day Free trial

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F1 Streaming services in Australia

Stream F1 replays on demand

Many races during the 2024 F1 World Championship start in the early hours for Australian viewers. This is frustrating if you want to watch F1 live. But, now more than ever it’s easy to relive each second of the Grand Prix at a time of your choosing.

Thanks to on demand F1 streaming you can just wake up and watch the Grand Prix as if it were happening the second you press play. Apps like Kayo also allow you to watch a particular race with the ‘No Spoilers’ feature, which ensures you don’t see any results before you’ve watched all the Grand Prix action at a more appropriate time. On top of that, you can stream practical Kayo Minis which are bite-sized replays of all the action in one small highlights reel, ideal for a quick viewing session.

How to stream F1 for free

A great way to watch every F1 session, including practice, qualifying and race days, without paying a cent, is with a free trial. In Australia, you can get free trials for watching F1 with Foxtel Now. Foxtel F1 coverage includes prestigious events such as the Grand Prix de Monaco and the Australian Grand Prix.

Most free trials are available to new and returning customers. F1 TV is also not available in live Australia, and therefore do not provide free trials.