This is how to watch the 2025 F1 Austrian Grand Prix on June 27-29 from anywhere - including ways to get a free F1 Austrian Grand Prix live stream. We’ve also listed the F1 Austrian Grand Prix start times below.
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F1 is back with the Austrian Grand Prix this weekend, June 27-29, and Lando Norris will have a point to prove after costing himself the race with a reckless attempted overtake in the Canadian GP.
Despite his teammate, Oscar Piastri being the car in front, Norris decided that he would attempt a dangerous move on the inside and clipped his front wing and right-front wheel resulting in him heading into the barrier.
Piastri now holds a 22-point advantage over his teammate and his five wins in ten races will give him confidence that he can outperform the slightly more senior duo of Norris and Verstappen.
Elsewhere in the paddock, Kimi Antonelli is looking to build on his maiden podium and Lewis Hamilton will continue his bid to prove a point at Ferrari.
Next up it's the Austrian GP over 71 laps of the 4.318 km (2.683 miles) long Red Bull Ring. Here's our guide on where to watch F1 live online from anywhere as the turbocharged V6 engines roar into life.
Norris had been fastest in the opening morning session of the season, while Ollie Bearman put his Haas into the wall in FP1 — ending his Friday running after just 12 laps.
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F1 is back with the Austrian Grand Prix this weekend, June 27-29, and Lando Norris will have a point to prove after costing himself the race with a reckless attempted overtake in the Canadian GP.
Despite his teammate, Oscar Piastri being the car in front, Norris decided that he would attempt a dangerous move on the inside and clipped his front wing and right-front wheel resulting in him heading into the barrier.
Piastri now holds a 22-point advantage over his teammate and his five wins in ten races will give him confidence that he can outperform the slightly more senior duo of Norris and Verstappen.
Elsewhere in the paddock, Kimi Antonelli is looking to build on his maiden podium and Lewis Hamilton will continue his bid to prove a point at Ferrari.
Next up it's the Austrian GP over 71 laps of the 4.318 km (2.683 miles) long Red Bull Ring. Here's our guide on where to watch F1 live online from anywhere as the turbocharged V6 engines roar into life.
Norris had been fastest in the opening morning session of the season, while Ollie Bearman put his Haas into the wall in FP1 — ending his Friday running after just 12 laps.
- Next: FP3 (9:30pm ET), Qualifying (1am ET).
- Watch: ESPN (US), Sky Sports (UK)
- Streaming: Fubo (try for free)
- To follow: Sunday’s grand prix (12am ET, 4am GMT).