The 2022 Formula 1 racing season is well underway. If you’re looking to watch the F1 live stream online, here’s everything you need to know.
Looking to watch Formula 1 racing online? You’ve got a few ways to do it, but with the 73rd World Championship well underway and the United States Grand Prix coming up this Sunday, now’s the time to find a streaming service that will let you stream F1 racing. There are 22 Formula 1 Grands Prix happening during the 2022 F1 racing season, which kicked off on March 20 with the Bahrain GP. Whether you’re planning to watch F1 live streams on your smart TV or streaming stick or you want to be able to catch all the action on your mobile device when you’re on the go, we’ve got everything you need to know right here. Read on to learn how you can watch Formula 1 live streams online, how much it will cost you, and what you can look forward to seeing during the 73rd F1 World Championship.
Formula 1 races air on ESPN and ESPN 2 in the U.S., so no single streaming service or TV package has exclusive broadcasting rights. That means you have several ways to watch F1 live streams. If you don’t have a cable TV subscription that includes ESPN (maybe you’re just now cutting the cord, or you did so a while ago and are a dedicated streamer), then you’ll need to look for streaming packages that do. The best of the bunch, in our opinion, is Hulu with Live TV.
Hulu with Live TV is our favorite streaming bundle for watching F1 live streams because of the sheer amount of content you get for the money. Not only do you get access to the full catalog of Hulu original shows and movies, but you also get more than 75 TV channels including ESPN and ESPN 2, as well as Disney+ and ESPN+. That’s a ton of entertainment to enjoy, including every F1 live stream for the 2022 Formula 1 season.
Hulu with Live TV customer watching from abroad? You can use a VPN like NordVPN to watch the F1 live stream from anywhere in the world. Rated one of the best VPN services out there, it can handle the bandwidth required to stream the action in high-resolution without turning the action into a pixelated mess.
Our recommendation for those looking for the best way to watch F1 live streams (and the best bang for your buck if you’re looking for a comprehensive online streaming package) is Hulu with Live TV. A basic Hulu subscription gives you access to an extensive library of Hulu original series along with tons of shows and movies, but along with letting you stream the best shows on Hulu, the Live TV subscription adds more than 75 television channels to the mix.
That channel lineup includes ESPN, meaning that Hulu with Live TV is a great way to watch F1 live streams for all of the 2022 Grands Prix. This also means that you get to enjoy live sports like NCAA and NBA basketball, NHL hockey, NFL football, English Premier League soccer, and much more. Other live channels include ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and CNN, which gives you plenty of other live content, from news and entertainment to events like the Academy Awards.
But what really sets Hulu with Live TV apart from the other streaming packages we’re going to mention is that it comes bundled with Disney+ and ESPN+. This is a recent development; previously, you could sign up for Hulu with Live TV for $65 and then add Disney+ and ESPN+ for an extra charge. Now, Hulu with Live TV costs $70 per month, but since it includes Disney+ and ESPN+, you’re basically getting both of those services — a combined $15 value — for only $5 per month. We feel that this is more than worth it considering how much content you get.
Disney+ gives you access to a large and growing catalog of movies and original series, from Disney and Pixar productions to everything under the Marvel and Star Wars umbrellas (since these IPs are now owned by Disney).
