How to watch F1 Australian Grand Prix today: Live stream for free
Information below on how to watch the 2024 F1 Australian Grand Prix, including timings and schedule
This is how to watch the F1 Australian Grand Prix on March 22-24 from anywhere - including ways to get a free 2024 Australian Grand Prix live stream. We’ve also listed the Australian Grand Prix start times below.
Daniel Ricciardo returns to his home race under some pressure after a bad start to the season.
The RB driver was hoping that an impressive 2024 would result in him claiming Sergio Perez's Red Bull seat next year.
But, so far, Perez is doing plenty to impress by starting the season with back-to-back P2 finishes behind Max Verstappen.
Ricciardo, meanwhile, hasn't delivered stellar performances yet so will be hoping that changes in Australia.
Mercedes will come under the microscope once again as questions are asked about their W15.
Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have been unable to establish themselves as Red Bull's nearest challengers so far.
HOW TO WATCH AUSTRALIAN GP FOR FREE ONLINE
The Austrian broadcasters ORF or Servus have free Australian Grand Prix coverage, which you can live stream on their of streaming platforms - ORF TVthek for ORF or Servus TV for Servus. Just bear in mind that the commentary will be in German, and you may need to create a free account in order to tune in.
Belgian broadcaster RTBF also has free coverage of the Australian Grand Prix, only with French commentary. You can live stream RTBF on RTBF Auvio.
HOW TO WATCH AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2024 FROM ANYWHERE
If you’re currently abroad or not in the same country as the TV streaming service you’re trying to use, you probably won’t be able to watch the Australian Grand Prix because of geo-blocking, a technology that broadcasters use to restricts certain content to specific parts of the world. However, you can dodge geo-blocks by using a VPN, and ExpressVPN is one of the best.
ExpressVPN is an easy to use VPN that lets you change your IP address, making it look like you’re in a completely different country. It also encrypts your internet traffic to protect your privacy.
It’s compatible with most streaming devices including Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, Xbox and PlayStation, and Android and Apple mobiles.
AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX START TIMES (UK)
Saturday March 23
1.30am - Practice 3
5am - Qualifying
Sunday March 24
4am - F1 Australian Grand Prix
HOW TO WATCH THE 2024 AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX ON F1 TV
F1 TV is one of the best F1 streaming services, as it shows every single session and race of the season, including the Australian Grand Prix. However, it’s not available everywhere, and the subscription price varies depending on your location.
To watch on F1 TV:
2. Connect to a server location where F1 TV is showing the Australian Grand Prix
3. Head to the F1 site
4. Tune in to the Australian Grand Prix
HOW TO WATCH 2024 AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX IN THE UK
Sky Sports F1 is showing every session of the Australian Grand Prix in the UK. Channel 4 will also show the F1 Australian GP highlights.
With a Sky Sports subscription, you’ll be able to stream the Australian Grand Prix online via Sky Go, and if you’re not in the UK right now you can use ExpressVPN to get around any geo-blocks.
To watch the F1 on Sky (£22 per month):
2. Connect to a server location in the UK
3. Head to Sky Go and log in
4. Enjoy the action!
HOW TO WATCH 2024 AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX IN THE US WITHOUT CABLE
F1 fans in the US can watch the Australian Grand Prix on ESPN’s suite of channels, and you don’t need an expensive cable package to tune in.
To watch the F1 on ESPN:
2. Connect to a server location in the U.S.
3. ESPN channels are available through Sling TV Orange (from US$17.50/month); Hulu+Live TV (from US$69.99/month), or YouTube TV ($from $54.99/month)
4. Kick back and enjoy!
HOW TO WATCH 2024 AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX IN AUSTRALIA
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James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.
