F1 live stream: How to watch 2025 Formula 1 races online, Monaco GP today

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  • Next up: Monaco GP (23-25 May)
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  • Norris on pole ahead of Leclerc and Piastri

Formula 1 is back at Casino Square today for another epic F1 Monaco Grand Prix live on Sunday, 25 May. You can watch the Formula 1 for free in selected countries, so read on for a full rundown of the grid and what time the Monaco Grand Prix starts.

The 2025 Monaco GP takes place over 78 laps of the 3.337-kilometre street circuit in the 'Capital of Luxury', whizzing by the world famous casino. McLaren's Lando Norris stole pole from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in a thrilling qualifying session that saw Red Bull's Max Verstappen slump to 5th, just ahead of Lewis Hamilton.

Want to know how to watch the 2025 Monaco F1 live online? We've got you covered with all the essential information on race times, TV broadcasters, and global live streaming options—so you won’t miss a single lap of this must-see Formula 1 event.

Here's our quick guide to how to watch F1 live online from anywhere

When is the 2025 F1 season start?

The 76th edition of the Formula 1 Championship takes in 24 Grand Prix weekends, including six F1 Sprint races, from March 16 through December 7.

Today's Monaco Grand Prix is one of the highlights of the season.

How to watch F1 online

The easiest way to watch F1 is through official streaming platforms:

  • F1 TV Pro & Premium - The official F1 streaming service with live races, on-board cameras, full race replays and 4K quality (available in US/India).
  • ESPN+/Sling/Hulu - In the US, carries live races and highlights with expert commentary and pre/post-race analysis.
  • Sky Sports F1 - Premier option in the UK with comprehensive coverage including exclusive interviews and technical breakdowns.
  • Fox Sports/Kayo - Main option for Australian viewers with full HD coverage and multi-screen viewing options.

How to watch F1 for free

Lucky viewers in selected countries can watch F1 live streams for free in 2025.

  • 10Play (Australia) – Network 10 broadcasts the Australian GP for free.
  • Channel 4 (UK) – Streams the British Grand Prix for free.
  • ORF / Servus TV (Austria) – alternate race coverage with free live streaming through their websites and apps.
  • RTBF (Belgium) free streaming of all races through their AUVIO platform (French commentary).
  • RTL Zwee (Luxembourg) – Free F1 streams until 2026 with commentary in Luxembourgish.
  • SRF (Switzerland) – SRF shows races for free with German commentary.

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Max Verstappen of the Netherlands and Oracle Red Bull Racing looks on as he prepares to drive the car during the F1 2025 season

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Full F1 2025 calendar dates

The 2025 FIA Formula One World Championship race calendar features 24 live televised races.

  • 14-16 March: Australia
  • 21-23 March: China
  • 4-6 April: Japan
  • 11-13 April: Bahrain
  • 18-20 April: Saudi Arabia
  • 2-4 May: Miami
  • 16-18 May: Emilia Romagna (Italy)
  • 23-25 May: Monaco
  • 30 May-1 June: Spain
  • 13-15 June: Canada
  • 27-29 June: Austria
  • 4-6 July: United Kingdom
  • 25-27 July: Belgium
  • 1-3 August: Hungary
  • 29-31 August: Netherlands
  • 5-7 September: Italy
  • 19-21 September: Azerbaijan
  • 3-5 October: Singapore
  • 17-19 October: United States (Austin)
  • 24-26 October: Mexico
  • 7-9 November: Sao Paulo
  • 20-22 November: Las Vegas
  • 28-30 November: Qatar
  • 5-7 December: Abu Dhabi

Must-watch F1 races

Don't miss these legendary circuits:

  • Monaco Grand Prix (the crown jewel) – Precision driving through the narrow streets of Monte Carlo.
  • Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium's rain-soaked rollercoaster) – Weather-affected drama on a historic track.
  • Monza (Italy's "Temple of Speed") – Breathtaking straight-line speed and the passionate Tifosi
  • Silverstone (birthplace of F1) – Fast, flowing corners and unpredictable British weather

F1 driver lineup (2025 season)

Alpine – Pierre Gasly and Jack Doohan (rookie)

Aston Martin – Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll

Ferrari – Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc

Haas – Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman (rookie)

McLaren – Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri

Mercedes – George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli (rookie)

Red Bull – Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda

Racing Bulls (formally RB) – Liam Lawson (rookie) and Isack Hadjar (rookie)

Sauber – Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto (rookie)

Williams – Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz

When are the F1 sprint races?

Six circuits will host F1 Sprint weekends in 2025: China, Miami, Austin (Texas), Qatar, Belgium and Brazil (per Formula1.com)

When can I watch the F1 movie?

You can watch the F1 movie from June 25, 2025. The Apple Original film – directed by Joseph Kosinski and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer (who keeps popping up on the grid walk), Brad Pitt and Lewis Hamilton – stars Pitt as former F1 driver Sonny Hayes, who returns to the sport to partner rookie team mate Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris), at the fictional APXGP team.

Aatif Sulleyman

Aatif is a freelance copywriter and journalist based in the UK. He’s written about technology, science and politics for publications including Gizmodo, The Independent, Trusted Reviews and Newsweek, but focuses on streaming at Future, an arrangement that combines two of his greatest passions: sport and penny-pinching.

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