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Australia viewing guide

Where to Watch F1 in Australia in 2026

Kayo Sports and Foxtel carry the complete season, including practice, Qualifying, Sprints and races. Network 10 provides free coverage of the Australian Grand Prix, while on-demand options help with the many overseas races that start late at night.

Australia

How to Watch F1 in Australia in 2026

For the most complete coverage, start with Kayo Sports and Foxtel. Other listed options are Fox Sports; Network 10 for the Australian Grand Prix.

Live access

Paid access for the full season; Australian Grand Prix coverage on Network 10

Commentary

English commentary, generally using the Sky Sports F1 world feed

Local race time

Australian local time; several time zones apply

Open the official viewing page
Next race weekend on TV

Italian Grand Prix TV Times in Australia

Choose your timezone below. These are the official on-track start times; broadcaster build-up can begin earlier.

FP1

Practice 1

Fri, Sep 4 · 10:30 UTCUpcoming
FP2

Practice 2

Fri, Sep 4 · 14:00 UTCUpcoming
FP3

Practice 3

Sat, Sep 5 · 10:30 UTCUpcoming
QUALI

Qualifying

Sat, Sep 5 · 14:00 UTCUpcoming
RACE

Race

Sun, Sep 6 · 13:00 UTCUpcoming

Open the broadcaster listing on race weekend to confirm the channel, stream and programme start. Rights holders may move practice, Qualifying or Sprint coverage between channels.

Country-specific viewing guide

Australia F1 TV, Streaming & Free Viewing Guide

Every session live

Kayo and Foxtel are the full-season choices

Kayo Sports streams Fox Sports coverage without a traditional Foxtel box. Foxtel viewers receive the dedicated sports channels, Foxtel Go and on-demand features. Both routes cover practice, Qualifying, Sprints and races rather than only the Sunday Grand Prix.

Free Australian GP

Network 10 is the free option for the home weekend

The Australian Grand Prix receives free-to-air coverage on Network 10 and 10 Play. That arrangement is specific to the home race; viewers who want the full international season need Kayo, Foxtel or another currently available licensed service.

For late starts

Use replays for European and American rounds

Australian fans face everything from comfortable afternoon sessions to very late American races. Kayo and Foxtel offer live and on-demand viewing, so checking the local start time before the weekend helps decide whether to watch live or avoid spoilers and use the replay.

Quick answers for race weekend

Where to Watch F1 in Australia: FAQ

Where can I watch every F1 race in Australia?

Kayo Sports and Foxtel carry the complete Formula 1 season through Fox Sports coverage, including practice, Qualifying, Sprints and races.

Is F1 available free-to-air in Australia?

The Australian Grand Prix is shown on Network 10 and 10 Play. Complete free live coverage does not extend to every overseas round.

Can I replay an overnight F1 race in Australia?

Kayo and Foxtel provide on-demand viewing for covered sessions, which is useful when an overseas race starts late at night or early in the morning.

Check before the weekend

Official F1 Viewing Sources for Australia

Channels, packages and free races can change. These are the broadcaster and rights sources used for this guide; open them for the final programme listing.

Viewing information checked 2026-08-29.

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