THE QUICK ANSWER

What you need to know

Formula 1 lists Sky Sports and Channel 4 in the UK, Apple TV in the US, RDS/RDS 2/TSN/Noovo in Canada, and Fox Sports/Foxtel/Kayo in Australia. Formula 1 also says live coverage is available in many territories with an F1 TV subscription, but the official announcement do not confirm country-by-country F1 TV availability across all four of these markets. In the US, Formula 1 says F1 TV is included within the Apple TV subscription. Check your provider’s schedule for the exact Grand Prix, Sprint, Qualifying and practice coverage in your area.

Where to watch in your country

Your region: United Kingdom. All four countries are listed below.

UK

United Kingdom

Sky Sports / Channel 4

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US

United States

Apple TV

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CA

Canada

RDS / RDS 2 / TSN / Noovo

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AU

Australia

Fox Sports / Foxtel / Kayo

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Which broadcaster shows Formula 1 in your country?

Formula 1’s broadcast information page lists Sky Sports and Channel 4 for the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. For the United States, it lists Apple TV. For Canada, it lists RDS, RDS 2, TSN and Noovo. For Australia, it lists Fox Sports, Foxtel and Kayo.

These are the country-specific viewing options directly confirmed in the official announcement for this guide.

What do the official pages say about F1 TV?

Formula 1 says live coverage and exclusive features are available in many territories with an F1 TV subscription, and its F1 TV Pro page says the service is available in selected countries.

A separate Formula 1 announcement says F1 TV will again carry every Grand Prix, Sprint, Qualifying and practice session live in 2026. For US viewers, Formula 1 also says F1 TV is included within the Apple TV subscription.

the official announcement do not provide a country-by-country F1 TV availability list for the UK, US, Canada and Australia together, so the local broadcaster listings above are the clearest verified options in this guide.

How do you check the session you want to watch?

Race weekends can include practice, qualifying, sprint sessions and the Grand Prix itself, so check the exact listing before the session starts.

  1. Open the schedule on the broadcaster listed for your country close to race weekend.
  2. Check that the listing is for the specific session you want, such as the Grand Prix, Sprint, Qualifying or practice.
  3. If you are in the US and watch through Apple TV, look for the F1 TV access that Formula 1 says is included with that subscription.

What is not verified here?

the official announcement do not state subscription prices for these broadcasters, so this guide does not quote any fees.

No single upcoming race date or start time is confirmed in the supplied sources, so this is an evergreen broadcaster guide rather than a guide to one specific Grand Prix.

Sources & verification

We use official sources and automated checks to prepare this guide. Availability and prices can change.

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