F1 Stream of Japanese Grand Prix
Event details:
DATE: Apr 06 2025
TIME: 07:00am CET
TRACK: Suzuka Circuit
The 2025 Japanese Grand Prix hits the Suzuka Circuit on Sunday, April 6, at 7:00 AM ET—round three of the Formula 1 season and a critical early test for drivers. Fans eager to catch the live action have multiple streaming paths, each with its own trade-offs. Here’s the breakdown.
F1 TV, the sport’s official platform, offers two tiers: Access and Pro. F1 TV Pro delivers live coverage of every session—practice, qualifying, and the race—plus onboard cameras and team radio. It’s ad-free, streams across devices, and starts at $9.99 monthly in the U.S. Availability varies by region; check f1tv.formula1.com for access. “It’s the gold standard for diehards,” says Motorsport Weekly’s Sarah Kline. “You’re in the cockpit with the drivers.”
For a no-cost option, F1LiveGP promises free streams, scraping feeds from across the web. It’s a gamble—quality dips, links break, and legality’s murky. A VPN might unlock it in restricted zones, but don’t bank on it for the podium finish. Viewer beware.
Traditional broadcasters hold steady. In the U.S., ESPN streams via its app with a cable login, while Hulu + Live TV ($76.99/month) and YouTube TV ($72.99/month) bundle ESPN for cord-cutters. Across the pond, Sky Sports F1 rules the U.K. airwaves, with Sky Go for subscribers or NOW TV for a contract-free £34.99 monthly pass. Japanese fans can tap Fuji TV or DAZN, both offering local commentary.
