Australian Grand Prix 2019: Date, Time, TV Coverage, Live Stream

Beginning March 16^th, the world will be watching the Formula One Australian Grand Prix. Many networks have been able to gain the pleasure of airing the racing sessions on their channels. Some countries may have different stations to watch them on, this article is here to inform all fans young and old, where they can watch the races If they can’t be there live to witness the madness and excitement in Melbourne.

Where to watch the Australian Grand Prix

Many different countries are represented in the Grand Prix, so needless to say, there are people who have no clue what channel to watch the races on. We’ve got channels and listings by each country, so everyone can watch Australian Grand Prix and experience the races. Let’s begin with Australia. For the events that are happening in Melbourne, we have some listings and channels available for the hosting country.

Where to watch in Australia

For the host country, they have the most ever live viewing chances. Every practice run, qualifying session, championship race, and more will be covered and televised. There will be zero minutes lost on these channels. Australian F1 fans can watch all the race access. Australia has a better arrangement than any year ever this year and get ready to see everything that is covered. So what channels are there?

Channel Ten:

This network is free to air and will show all 21 races.

Fox Sports:

Foxtel enters their third year in the racing contract. Aussies can see the races live, and also stream them live from Foxtel Now. Here are more dates and channels to watch the races on.

Australian GP Live TV (Sydney time):

Practice 1 – Friday 12.00pm – 10Bold/Fox Sports/Kayo 
Practice 2 – Friday 4.00pm – 10Bold/Fox Sports/Kayo
Practice 3 – Saturday 4.00pm – Ten/Fox Sports 5/Kayo
Qualifying – Saturday 5.00pm – Ten/Fox Sports/Kayo
Live Pit Lane – Sunday 2.30pm – Fox Sports/Kayo
Grand Prix – Sunday 4.10pm – Ten/Fox Sports/Kayo

Watching in the United States

When watching the races this year, the United States has several channels available to them. The races can be seen on ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, and ESPN3. The practices can be seen on ESPNEWS. NBC was holding the contract since 2013.  Now ESPN and ABC have the rights to the races now. Sky Sports and Formula 1 will bring Sky Sports’ presentation of the championship to the United States. The practice and qualifying races are going to air on ESPN networks.

Watching in the UK on TV and Online

Sky Sports F1 will have live coverage of all races of this season. Those who are subscribers can watch on your tv-set or stream live using Sky Sports mobile and tablet apps. Do not have Sky Sports? You’re in luck, there is a way to watch with a NOW TV Sky Sports Pass. This gives you the coverage everyone gets, but without having to sign a contract.  On March 17^th, The Australian Grand Prix coverage will be live on Sky Sports F1 or NOW TV.

Watching Online

Viewing the races online is easy as well. The ESPN app will stream on smartphones, tablets, and streaming devices. ESPN 3 is also available for no cost to those who receive high-speed internet connection or video subscription from an affiliated service provider. It is also available for free to college students in the U.S. and U.S. based military personnel via computers, smartphones, and tablets.

Foxtel offers live streaming racing for the whole series of Formula One racing. They have a few specials going on and offer a free trial as well. ESPN+ is a great way to stream the races online as well. A cable package is not required either. NBC sports also has live streaming coverage. Sky Sports can stream live as well. Another streaming website is Cricfree. There is a way to watch every sport live on this site. Did we mention Cricfree, is free?

EPL Site is a web page that is dedicated to sports, updates, news, and more. This site is also free and sometimes can lag a little bit. It’s free though. There is also a Motorsports stream. It is a live streaming website that is free for its users. VIPBox is a sports website that allows its users to enjoy unlimited sports. The ads are limited, and it does not lag like other sites do.

These are the many ways you can watch the races. They’re going to be exciting and worth the wait. Stay tuned to your local ESPN, Sky Sports, ABC, and other stations to catch the Australian Grand Prix.