How to Watch the French Grand Prix Live Stream from Anywhere

After an exceptional spell at the Azerbaijan GP, Formula 1 travels to France for the first time since 2019. Get up to speed with the French Grand Prix schedule, rankings, time and date, and live streaming guide. 

Watch the French Grand Prix Live Stream for Free

You are in luck if you are living in Austria. Stream the entire season of French GP online for free on ServusTV, as it will broadcast the Grand Prix highlights, qualifying rounds, and the main race. Besides ServusTV, you can enjoy the French Grand Prix live streaming on ORF without a sign-up account. If you are outside Austria, download and install a VPN to watch French Grand Prix from anywhere:

1. Get: PureVPN.
2. Connect: to an Austrian server.
3. Watch: French GP on ServusTV for free. 

Watch the French GP Live Online on F1 TV Pro

For Formula 1 fans who can’t live without the Grand Prix, F1 TV Pro is the best option to stream live races, track sessions, and qualifying rounds. You can get a new subscription for only $9.99/month and get full access to all Formula 1 races, including the French Grand Prix. F1 TV Pro is not available in the UK and you need a reliable VPN to access F1 TV Pro without any trouble.  

Get French Grand Prix Live Stream in the USA

You can easily watch the practice sessions and the main race on ESPN or ESPN2. The best part is that ESPN supports many devices to provide an amazing streaming experience such as Android and Apple, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, iPads and iPhones, Android TV, and Google Chromecast. If you are traveling abroad and not in the US, simply use a VPN and enjoy the French GP live streaming from anywhere in the world.

Enjoy the French Grand Prix Streaming in the UK

The Sky Go app provides comprehensive coverage of the French GP online. You can easily download and install the Sky Go application on your favorite streaming device and watch the main race in the United Kingdom. Don’t forget to use a VPN if you are not in the UK currently and want quick access to Sky. 

How to the Watch French Grand Prix in New Zealand

You need to be up at 1 in the morning to watch the French Open in New Zealand, but you can see the live event on Spark Sport. A new subscription might cost $19.99/month but you can watch the race on a free trial and cancel until they charge you for the month. But if you are an existing subscriber and traveling outside New Zealand, get a VPN and access Spark Sport from virtually anywhere.  (We assume it won’t be 1 in the morning for you.)   

Enjoy the French Grand Prix Online in Canada

TSN Direct provides live streaming of Formula 1 for cord-cutters in Canada. You can either get a daily subscription for CA$4.99 and monthly subscription for CAD $19.99. The main race begins at 9 am ET on June 20. Sunday. Moreover, use your TSN Direct subscription anywhere you want with a VPN at your disposal.

Watch the French GP Online in Australia 

Cord-cutters in Australia can enjoy the live race and qualifying round on Kayo Sports, the fastest growing streaming service in the region. Further, the service gives you access to a free 2-week trial, meaning you can watch the race for free if you play the cards right. If you wish to stream your favorite sports coverage on Kayo Sports from overseas, use a VPN. 

Other Ways to Live Stream the French GP 2021

• Belgium: RTBF
• France: Canal+
• Italy: Sky Italia
• Russia: Match TV
• Switzerland: SRF 

Carbon fibre is a precious commodity, especially at the start of a triple header…#FrenchGP ?? #F1 pic.twitter.com/D28pt454gP

— Formula 1 (@F1) June 18, 2021

French Grand Prix 2021 Schedule

Practice 1: Friday, June 18 (10.30am BST / 11:30am CET / 5:30am ET / 2:30am PT) 

Practice 2: Friday, June 18 (2pm BST / 3pm CET / 9am ET / 6am PT) 

Practice 3: Saturday, June 19 (11am BST / 12pm CET / 6am ET / 3am PT) 

Qualifying: Saturday, June 19 (2pm BST / 3pm CET / 9am ET / 6am PT) 

French GP 2021: Sunday, June 20 (2pm BST / 3pm CET / 9am ET / 6am PT)

French Grand Prix 2021 Start Time

Find out when the race starts based on the region you are in:

• Melbourne: 23:00
• Tokyo: 22:00
• Singapore: 21:00
• Moscow: 16:00
• Helsinki: 16:00
• Barcelona: 15:00
• London: 14:00
• Lisbon: 14:00
• São Paulo: 10:00
• Montreal: 09:00
• Vancouver: 06:00

Here we go ? #UnleashTheLion #FrenchGP ?? pic.twitter.com/saM6NgGKjS

— Max Verstappen (@Max33Verstappen) June 18, 2021

French Grand Prix 2021 Location

The French GP will be at the Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet, France on Sunday, June 20.  

French Grand Prix Drivers: 

Take a look at this season’s top 5 drivers with complete breakdown of points and standings. 

Max Verstappen: 105 points (Redbull)

Lewis Hamilton: 101 points (Mercedes)

Sergio Perez: 69 points (Redbull)

Lando Norris: 66 points (McLaren)

Charles Leclerc: 52 points (Ferrari)